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Hawt damn! Thats a nice trailer! Are you going to put any kind of log bunks on it?

Is the trailer air breaks or electric??

Some more pictures, hope you guys don't mind them.

Heres the bad thing about the grapple trucks: Once you get one, you will never want to use a chipper again and your employees will avoid the chipper at all costs. Now every time I mention the word chipper they get upset and start coming up with reasons how/ why we should not chip for that job.

We did a good sized job this week and were able to knock it out quick with the grapple truck. We removed about 50 trees at a condo complex, we started on Tuesday and will be finished up this afternoon. So far we have hauled 12 loads out with the grapple truck.

Heck that's a good deal!

Yes, I think the baby grapple is a 2000 with around 750k miles. It's a good running truck, I drove it from Dayton Ohio to Marian, SC, didn't skip a beat the whole way there. New trucks are around $220 if you purchase a glider, if you buy a virgin you have to add FET Tax...

I think he was wanting around $90k Cory.

Here is a picture when I got it stuck pretty good. Another picture of a log I picked up (It was solid too). The last picture is helping unload some mulch off a overweight truck on the side of the highway.

I haven't had any problems, most loads we are under weight. When you haul only logs you have to worry about being over weight. I usually pull on the scales at the dump when I haul logs and I'm usually only a little bit over. I did haul some concrete blocks a few weeks ago to make a mulch...

I think the same thing, I would hate going back to the old way of doing tree work, grapples make life easy and enjoyable. We love our truck, my only problem is we need another one. Hey Cory! There is 6 of us right now, 4 guys who work in the field, one guy who runs my phones/sets up...

How do you like your truck? Still love using the grapple?

Here are some more pictures.

When purchasing a grapple truck I would recommend going as big as possible. A medium sized truck sounds appealing, but in reality another 5' is not really much when your talking about the difference between 37' and 42' (from tip to tip). You can change your axle placement and will be able to...