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48" seems way too small for a 2501, i ran a 72" on my 2501 with no issues. good Luck! I found this video very helpful.

Sigh, anybody remember when the Daily Chuckle was actually funny?

I just wait 45 seconds for the Generac to kick in.:ROFLMAO:

I have a hydraulic thumb on my L47, love it. The one in the link you provided looks too short to be useful. Good Luck!

https://www.homesteadimplements.com/pinnacle-series-root-grapple This is what I have on my L47, 55". It is a well made product from a reputable company. You will get a ton of suggestions, this is just what I use and like. Good luck with your cleanup!

Silly question but does it have the hst plus transmission? Did it get knocked into "turtle" vs "rabbit"? Edit: after re reading this, I see you said "at either setting", which I take to mean you are aware of the hst plus.

We had one on a mini articulating loader where I used to work(tree service)-manual rotation. It was built very well and was easy to use once you got the hang of it.

I've got a gutter downspout that matches that-same scenario.

https://homesteadimplements.com/ I have their Pinnacle series 55", very well built. Free shipping, and military discount if you qualify. Good Luck!

Check with these guys, they were super helpful with my 6" bucket for L47. https://rhinox-group.us/

Plus 1 on the Homestead!

Update!! 201 hours, PM went to 100%, immediately started regen. Yaay! 10 minutes later, PM 0%. A relief, given the recent post on the cost of dpf replacement!

https://homesteadimplements.com/grapples/

Mine was 1200. in 2020, L2501

That's a you problem.

here's what I use, cheap, efficient.

Find yourself a good chiropractor, or an orthopedic massage therapist, both have helped me tremendously with my back and hip issues. Best of luck.

Yes, there is a youtube video by Chickanic where she talks about the Stihl oil.

Don't get rid of the spark arrestor, your saw will over rev. It is the screen on the muffler, just clean it from time to time.. The saw is tuned to have it in place. I ran Stihls for 35 years as a pro arborist, old school saws were ok to remove, new tech not so much.