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Economy Series Root Grapple Bucket, Fits John Deere 48" Reviews

4.4 Rating 27 Reviews
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This root grapple bucket has a hook and pin connection and fits any tractor equipped with a hook and pin mounting system. It is ideal for landscaping, land clearing, and removing roots and debris from your farm, garden, or yard. The serrated leading edge has a 0.5" top tooth thickness and 0.375" bottom tooth thickness for exceptional grip and soil penetration. Equipped with 3000 PSI cylinders, this bucket is great for jobs that require powerful lifting, including moving silage, brush, hay bales, and more, and has a cylinder back stopper to prevent the upper clamps from hyperextending or getting stuck in an upright position. Built with durable steel, this economy root bucket comes with hoses and ag couplers.
This lightweight model makes easy work of ripping up small roots and brush. It is not recommended for heavier duty commercial-grade tasks like digging or pulling trees, rocks, and heavy roots.
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I have it on my 3520 and love it. It works great. Bought this one to keep weight down for lifting big logs. Also works great for clearing brush piles. Only reason I gave it 4 stars is after using it a dozen or so times the grapple teeth bent inward. Gonna weld some thick plate steel on outside of teeth after I straighten them to make more rigid. Other than that awesome grapple.
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Posted 6 years ago
Work's great it's well worth the money
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Posted 6 years ago
I use this grapple primarily for my small sawmill operation. Because of the weight of the logs, I wanted to minimize the weight of the grapple for maximum log lifting capacity. This has done a wonderful job. It would be nice to have a center tine to hold some of the unusual shaped logs, but that would add more weight. The grapple hydraulics aren't especially powerful with the one cylinder, but are adequate for retaining what ever is in the grapple solidly. I do have a little bit of trouble getting the grapple on as the alignment pins are about 1/8" too close together, but It can be forced on by pushing up against some thing with the tractor.
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Posted 10 years ago