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Al, The pin is actually 1/2", my mistake.

Probably not crazy amounts of use, but enough to have it around. Like today I brought the chipper to the brush pile, and angled it precisely unlike being limited with the truck. A good tool to have IMO.

It'll take a load to break that 1/4" pin, or even bend it. It's just taking the tongue weight, and I think something else would bust before hand.

I finally got it done. Total cost, under $60. This is superior to a separate mount IMO considering it goes on and off in 2.5 seconds without disconnecting anything, plus it's light as a feather. I used it this morning and I recommend it to any mini owner.

My dad smuggled a steel plate out of work today, so hopefully this weekend I will get this little idea together. Updates ahead.

No way. It's just not stable. Think, if you are trying to get up over a grade of some sort, the grapple will be turning and flailing around. If one tire on the chipper encounters a rock or something, it will push the grapple to the side changing the direction. It just won't work, unless you...

I guess it doesn't take long if your moving it once, but like today, I moved the chipper maybe 3 times. I guess thats one of the perks of having a smaller chipper, bring it where you want it. I have a ball mounted on the BMG and for now the ring just rests on top because it doesn't go all the...

Ahh, that makes sense. I always look too far into things. Thanks Willie!

I need ideas on how to fabricate a slide in pintle hitch compatible with the BMG grapple. I was going to buy another plate with a receiver on it, but I don't want to have to take the grapple on and off, on and off, just to move the chipper around site. As I understand, the BMG rake slides...