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They did. No complaints on the customer service and really no complaint on the product as I was probably using it outside its intended purpose. But I think you’ll enjoy it on the Ford hitch!

I wish the skid loader was as mine! It belongs to my neighbor. Man they can do a lot of different things.

Thanks! Grapple was definitely worth every penny! It has saved me hours and saved by back too haha. And definitely getting my use out of the cutter as well, it’s a tough sucker.

Thanks! I should be getting my second cut here in a few weeks. It’s been so hot and dry here I was hoping to get a little rain on it before cutting to green it up a little and cut down the dust. I hear you on the heat! It’s been brutal here. Good luck on your second cut and be safe out there.

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Ranchmate Tie Bar. There 6” and 4” models. The 4” works best on this type of fence. Here it is on Amazon. amzn.to/3z0oR16

I sold it when I bought this one but honestly for the price and quality the MTL is hard to beat. Sorta wish I still had but the reason I upgraded was to have the ability to dig at the roots if needed. Some trees need a little help.

@@arrowjmfarms I was going to make you an offer. Haha

Ha! Oh man yea I definitely would’ve made you a good deal.

I need a few more myself. Seems like you never have infrastructure. I have some water projects planned as well as installing a new bridge on the creek. But that’s going be a very big project.

Yes they do.

Haha. It was. I got it worked out though. We’re back in business now.

Yep for sure.

Yes, hinge pin on the top came out when I was baling. It did cost me a new $600 hydraulic cylinder! But it’s back up and going strong. Baled a lot with this year so far. Always something!

I use it for everything! One of the best upgrades I’ve done.

Thanks!

I understand that for sure. I resisted as long as I could for the reasons you mentioned. Our place is pretty rough. I have definitely noticed a difference in getting around the property. I do feel it has been a worthwhile upgrade for our needs but I’m keeping a close eye my CV joints.

I’ve seen some folks chain the lever arms together so that they couldn’t unlatch. In my case, the SSQA itself was warm and out of spec causing excess slack. I ended up welding on some shim material and that has worked great so far.

I’ve seen some folks chain the lever arms together so that they couldn’t unlatch. They used a dog chain latch and drilled holes at the end of each lever. In my case, the SSQA itself was warm and out of spec causing excess slack. I ended up welding on some shim material and that has worked great so far.

Thanks! Same to you!

Thanks! Glad you thought so!

Thanks! The socket is in fact 2 1/4”. I got it from Amazon. Here is the one I purchased - amzn.to/46cO0C3. I believe they have several different sizes to choose from.

Thanks for watching!

It’s hit and miss. There are times it all goes smooth. But with baling hay it’s always something. Between the baler, rake, cutter, and two tractors there’s always something lol.

Plenty to work on around here lol.

Thanks! Will do!

Yeah they definitely tried to make it right. Kudos to them for that. These disc mowers are pretty heavy, and I’m sure I’m rough hay fields didn’t help any. I do like it more than the regular style quick hitches.

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No sir.

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It’s a Kubota M105s. Older 100hp machine but I bale hay also. I think I’d be looking at 60hp machines depending on your budget. I like Kubota but I’m looking at TYM or Kioti for a secondary machine. I have also done a lot of clearing with a brush cutter and backing in to the material. And I will never be without a grapple, it’s an indispensable tool IMO.

50-60. Just depends on terrain. With dips and bumps I will add extra to keep the height somewhat consistent.

I agree! Happy tilling my friend!

Thanks!

Yes it is. Always something to work on! You have a good one as well!

Thanks! Hopefully it was helpful!

I have seen it done. You’ll definitely be limited to smaller trees and saplings but it might surprise you.

I’m not sure I understand the question?

I kinda thought wat he talkn about loud

Nice! My axle seals need replaced at some point. And yes they are built like tanks!

I am definitely fortunate to not have rocks to deal with. If I had rocks I would probably do raised beds.

I have spent days pulling onions the size of basket balls out of my ground and they just keep coming. That horse will pick me up and shake me like a rag doll when I pick up a good one with the tines

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Thanks, you too!

Hopefully it helps you! There wasn’t much out there on this issue when ours started doing it. So far this has fixed it.

That’s true. I’m sure there’s some give and take. For regular 3 point attachments it shouldn’t be much of an issue.

Thanks!

That’s awesome! In that case I probably would replace the carb also and keep that engine. I need to replace tines and tires on mine.

Glad it was helpful!