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Here is a good option for people with pallet forks to enable grapple functionality https://precisionmfg.com/pallet-fork/

I only have a few cuts with it but it cuts nice, new blades and all. I had dropped the FEL and BH and so I was basically running a super sized lawn tractor. I went with the mid mount mainly because of space and and turn radius, and the price, I think that the rear would probably be a nicer cut...

I bought a B2650 with the BH77 last summer and it is a nice combo. I have the MMM 60" deck as well. I would definitely recommend the BH over a 3rd party, either way they are expensive purchases and if you plan to use the back hoe a fair amount it is better to have it attached with the frame...

When I talked to them originally it was 10-12 weeks but when I called them in December they had lots of stock and it shipped the next day. Give them a call they are very helpful, great customer service. Travis is very helpful if you are not sure on something or want advice.

I havent put a lot of time on my grapple yet, but playing around with it, I did pickup a a 200-300lbs boulder with it. I curled over and and grabbed it from above and it worked fine, you can't lift under the rock like an Artillian would as the bottom is short. It was easy to place the rock...

I got the Wicked 55

I also have a B2650 and I have the 55" EA wicked root rack grapple. Works well with the tractor and the loader.

I looked at the a whole slew of grapples. MTL, EA, LP, Artillian and a few others when I purchased mine. The main factors I looked at was what I was doing with it, the right tool for the job, because no matter how much you spend or you save, if it is not the right tool you will struggle with...

Unlike a bucket or other implements you are typically picking up stuff that is wider than your tractor so width is not as critical. That said the EA Xtreme comes in a 72" version in any case https://www.everythingattachments.com/Compact-Tractor-Loader-Root-Rake-Grapple-p/eta-cmp-rrg.htm I have...

EA makes a grapple for the BX that is 150lbs https://www.everythingattachments.com/Root-Rake-Grapple-For-Kubota-BX-p/ea-bx-wrrg.htm I bought the EA Wicked 55 for B2650 - so far it is solid and handles what I have used it for, I haven't done too much but it looks cool on the front too :cool:

Up here in Montreal, when they were building our new bridge the construction conglomerate "rented" a fleet of RTV X1100 with full cab and all the bells and whistles. It just goes into part of the planning and costs for the build. There was about 20-30 of them running around the site the whole...

I have a B2650 and I just purchased a EA Wicked 55, which is 55". I had no issues clearing it through customs from the US, the exchange rate is a bit of a punch but I think from a quality perspective it will pay off long term. From my research and discussions with others, the main points with...

Horse meat is actually eaten in many countries, not that popular here in the great white north, at least not in my area, but I have tried it. I know there was some news about Canada exporting horses for meat, but internally it is not more popular than it would be in the US. I see more and more...

That is some nice work chim! I like the chain slots on the top! The bolts we see in the photos are holding on a replaceable blade edge or are they part of the assembly? The chains pulling on the bottom dont have a tendency to force the attached item to tilt down?

The Splitfire's are great machines, my neighbour has one and it runs perfectly, he runs about 20 face cords a year through it and has had it for 4-5 years. The dual action is a huge time saver and the log lift is such a back saver. I run 1-2 cords through it a year as well. They are pricey...

It is matched for a B2650 and the width is good, that series maxes out at 26 HP. It would depend on your usage, as this is the entry level model in the tillers. The components are a little lighter than the 12 or 15 series, mainly the gearbox, along with metal thickness. If you are working a...

You could easily pull the hydraulic cylinder off and just use a pin. Sell the cylinder or put it aside for later. If the deal is good why not?

There is another thread on OTT that discusses this exact dilemma. I would check it out as well, but a big advantage in bumping to the 4060 is the engine. It is the same as the larger tractors, 4 cylinder instead of 3, more displacement, larger hydraulics, more of everything:eek:

That is an excellent point made by DD - being able to spin the blade on the back of the tractor is useful. Your subject is about the 1672 vs the 2672 though and they are almost the same blade. here is a good link comparing the specs on the two as well as the 84" discussed above...

The areas circled in red is the bracket that is part of the mower frame (part that stays on the tractor) and lifts the mower deck when it is attached. Once the deck is lifted you pin it in place and the 3pt does nothing.