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thankyou. good pics and explanations.

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So thats a bollard. Can you put a trailer hitch in there?

Thanks, RD.

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Those pics are at a distance, not up close like Squish's.

Got a picture? And a pic of the unit similar to Squishes pic in post #6 would be nice

I was reading about the bmg, does it have a receiver hitch built into it for moving trailers, etc?

Kubota r520

Wow that is a concise description of exactly how it works with the bucket grapple too. You are a good writer, you should probably start an essay thread of your own, ala August.

I appreciate your perspective and input, not sure if you are correct re the bold print.

We always have a man at the chipper to raise the upper feed wheel and do whatever needs doing near the chipper. Feeding with a bucket grapple and artic wheel loader is very effective. The most obvious way is to bite the brush/leaders/logs sideways (as in perpendicular to their long axis) and...

Idk, never used one, but the bucket stuffs it from any and every angle. I suspect a grapple has less of a learning curve to it, compared to a grapple bucket

I might try one of these, though I have a grapple bucket which seems awesome. It does all the grapple does plus you can lift high a man with pole saw/powerpruner, move a ton of mats, rake, remove stump grindings, carry small firewood, dig, the move trailers/chippers/tow-behind stumpers with it...

Ok, I see they are all dangle. How does that work out for y'all vs rotator. How wide does the grapple open?

I see squish's head is a dangle, what about the new ones, dangle or rotator? Ive never run one, I can imaging the advantages of each, but just wondering.

:lol: That country in the background is breathtaking. Makes me want to do some serious hiking.