Grapple for a BX
- Thread starter jwolfet
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Up on gripple creek she sends me...
If I spring a leak, she mends me
I don't have to speak, she defends me
A drunkard's dream if I ever did see one
Maybe for the larger tractors. Almost all the ones I’ve seen online were direct mount.
Getting a little old ... may need some viagra (and will be as good as new): https://www.bxpanded.com/pressure-tester
I see quite the opposite...can you post links to all these 'direct mount' ones you see?
Blue2Orange
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Equipment
BX2380 with LA344S & QH05. SB1051. SG0554. BB1248. RB0560, Vassar dirt bucket
Using the SGC0554 on the BX. Used it as a "rake" and for moving brush piles, firewood logs. No issues lifting and moving a ~5ft x 20" relatively dry length of red oak. BX is a tiny tractor. Best to move multiple smaller loads vs. a single to the max load. Box blade attached for ballast.
Find the SGC a real handy implement for hauling, loading, and stacking logs I wouldn't be able or want to "muscle" around. Saves time and body. If real limited need. Bucket and/or pallet forks would work.
Lazy dolt me. Last autumn I moved some 4-6" oak and maple lengths from where they were sitting. Bit on the long side made for a few interesting moments. In this case. Just because the grapple can easily handle the load doesn't mean you should try.
Find the SGC a real handy implement for hauling, loading, and stacking logs I wouldn't be able or want to "muscle" around. Saves time and body. If real limited need. Bucket and/or pallet forks would work.
Lazy dolt me. Last autumn I moved some 4-6" oak and maple lengths from where they were sitting. Bit on the long side made for a few interesting moments. In this case. Just because the grapple can easily handle the load doesn't mean you should try.