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How'd you know I was picking up the tractor a lot and getting aggravated??? Thank you for the good tip! (y)

Never thought of using float...good idea!(y)

Thanks Skeets!

The image of the hand doing it will really help. Can’t wait to try it tmrw. For next time is the other kind that you have better for just picking stuff up and not ripping roots than what I have???Thank you for your imput. Craig

Thanks Ken!...I will try your method tomorrow(y) It's a Lynn's CR505G and I believe it's the root rake type as thats what it says on my invoice.

Noob here with only like 2 hours or so with my grappler. I think it's taking me wayyyyy longer than it should to pickup small branches, logs etc on my property. Seems I'm batting 1 for 3 on picking up something the first time. Not sure if I should be curled going down or go down with the...

Go with the Kiss boots...you be stylin' on the farm or in the woods!

Thats really creative!…now tomorrow I‘m gonna be lookin’ for mats!🙄😂

I think it’s super useful albeit quite expensive. If you catch it on sale like I did it’s usually about $300 less and you get a bunch of accessories thrown in. Freight is included in the price. The best thing is it keeps me for the most part from running back n‘ forth for stuff. You can keep...

I don't know what kit. All I see on my invoice is a Lynns CR505G grappler. No mention of a kit so perhaps it's in the price of the grappler. The leak seems to be coming from a loose nut that I'm guessing holds the fitting on. I tightened it and gonna check it later.

Used my grappler for the second time moving some logs and tree trash over to the burn pile. Sprung a hydraulic leak in the third function. Dealer warned me about it and said it could loosen up from tree limbs or other stuff hitting it. Sounds like there should be a way of different hose routing...

My mistake...it's 300 lbs but you can add 600 lbs to the cargo area. Rather have that with my tools on the back for weight than my rotary mower which is useless to tow unless I'm mowing.

Will look that one up...thanks again!

Hasn't spun yet while grappling. Might with the loader but haven't used it yet to know. Rear tires are filled too so thats helping.

Well just like pickup trucks costing 85 to 100K...eventually they will price themselves out of the general market and will just have the small segment of peeps that can afford it. Usually that's not enough to support a business.

If it's not a problem post or DM me some pics showing in and out would be helpful. I like your sizes. Doesn't sound like you would have any problems getting near anything in there except perhaps a tall motorhome. I'll be broke after the building so no motorhome in my future!:D

VERY nice job and inexpensive too! I wish I had welding and fab skills. I wound up buying a BigToolRack and empty it gives me an extra 300 lbs or so on the back so serves double duty.

I'm still looking but I'm thinking a metal building is gonna come in cheaper and go up faster than wood. If you can recommend any companies for metal or a certain type of metal construction that would be appreciated. Cause no re-do's on the building!...lol

Why on the topic of 4WD my newbe question is when do I generally use it??? I would assume when using the FEL or the grappler. Thanks in advance!

Did you do metal or wood???