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CHECK OUT THE GIANT JAWS ON THIS GRAPPLE! ADD-A-GRAPPLE TOO!
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- Опубликовано: 5 апр 2023
- The more time we spend with attachments from Precision Manufacturing, the bigger fans we become. Today we want to tell you about two grapple solutions for small tractors. One is top-of-the-line and comes in at a price-point you'd expect for that quality. The other is much more affordable add-on to get you into the grapple game without as much investment.
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Precision Mfg 322 Big Mouth Mini Grapple Rake: bit.ly/438NsuY
Precision Add-A-Grapple: bit.ly/3nSV9Wc
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That's awesome, glad to hear it Mark!
I have a Add-A-Grapple for my John Deere 950, and when I ordered it I got the smallest size not properly measuring my bucket. The side brackets were too short to fit into the center section. I contacted Customer Service and asked to purchase 2 more side brackets 10 inches longer each. Customer Service was OUTSTANDING and added my request to Production. They arrived and it worked PERFECT. I kept the shorter brackets in case I ever move the Add-A-Grapple to a smaller bucket. The Star in this purchase was Customer Service... NO --- We can't do that.... They worked with me and the results were outstanding.
Wow, what a great unit.
I gotta agree
This is turning into the QVC of the tractor world lol
Hehe, I think that's good, but maybe not!
Well designed grapple for sure.
Definitely is
Thank you for the video Knoxville TN
thanks for watching Tommy!
That's a nice grapple you have there ;-)
Wow great stuff today. Thanks
thanks for watching Joseph!
Highly considering buying my first tractor and I'm impressed with what I've read and seen on Summit Tractors. The add a grapple I find intriguing. Only thing holding me back is I'm unsure about 3 pt pull behind mower. My yard is sloped and hilly and I think, but don't know for certain, if a belly mower would be better. I know that Summit doesn't have a belly mount at this time. Please enlighten me on this matter thanks.
I love my Frontier grapple, use it as much as the forks, the bucket and it’s a close tie to the MMM. But I see a whole lot of advantages with the dual heads and their ability to come down and grab independent of each other. I’ve rarely been able to grab a load of branches that was even and it can throw the balance off a bit, seems Summit has taken care of that which is an added safety feature IMHO. I am curious as to where Summit sources it’s steel, is the steel itself made here in the U.S.A., or is it sourced from China?
As far as Summit Tractors goes, the tractors themselves are made in India, but not sure if the steel comes from there. Wheels are Made in the USA, backhoes are Made in the USA, not sure on loaders, but don't believe it's China or India.
@@GoodWorksTractors thanks for finding out and answering, much appreciated
Nice. I'd like to see different options instead of the BC4200 since that doesn't work too good at all on my 1025 with MSL.
Lots of options out there!
This is one attachment I don’t have any reservations recommending
Glad to hear it!
Makes me wish I had a bigger tractor then just a garden
Maybe someday!
I like the bucket grapple, think I might get one ...Not sure if they have them here in Canada!
I believe there is a Canadian distributor
Free idea for you, EA laughed at it. But I think since you've already proven to be able to design an manufacture smaller items, I'll ask you why aren't there more modular type solutions like the Artillian grapple?
I would like to see either a weld it yourself kit or something modular like the add a grapple but put multiple mounting tabs along it spaced so you could use anywhere from 1-3 grapple lids, 1 works if you're just moving logs and you want the weight savings, 3 would work really well for fine material like pine needles, leaves, small branches/combination, etc.
Make them quick release at the hinge so if you want to remove them or even move them to another implement, in my case I'd like to move the grapple lids between the bucket and silage bucket, and I'd maybe even get forks some day where it might be useful to toss a lid or 2 on there. I think if you used high strength steel and lazer or water cut the pieces you could ship a couple UPS or fedex packages out pretty cheap for those looking to save a few more dollars or willing to learn to weld. Then add an option to add more mounting tabs if someone has a use for them on other equipment.
Custom kits like I'm thinking of are really common in the Jeep world where they provide a generic amount of material and just utilize the bulk metal prices and high dollar CNC equipment to give you parts/options that you can tailor to your own specific vehicle. Adding in some indexing holes/tabs and the construction is really easy as well.
I tried a modular version of our stump bucket to mount on forks. Problem is there's so many fork frames with different designs that it just kept having compatibility issues. Artillian's only works because it's proprietary with their own frame. I don't really believe in doing that, but we could. I've not found a way to make it work universally on all the fork frames out there...at least, not yet.
@@GoodWorksTractors any way to do it like how they add a grapple to a bucket? Drill some holes in the outer part of the fork frame to add another subframe that the lid hinges could mount too? Make it like they make universal trailer hitches where the center section is bolted into the middle of the 2 outer frame pieces and then the hinges are either welded or bolted to that? Just spit balling😁
Are the Precision Grapples, first one you showed, still build on demand or do you currently have any in stock, ready to ship, for the SSQA attachment? Thanks!
They're built on demand. Turn around time is supposedly six weeks, but I ordered a Big Mouth Mini 320 for my 1025R a couple of months ago and they shipped it out in about three weeks. Trust me, it'll be worth the wait. It's a really nicely made, well thought out piece of equipment that works really well..
@@1965l88 Thanks for the reply, that is helpful!
Morning, they are all made to order. Nothing in stock, lead times were short over winter, only a couple weeks. Now, closing on 2 months...busy time of year.
@@GoodWorksTractors thanks for the followup!
Can you please show more on the summit what can do thank you
Definitely try to include it on a regular basis
No mention of the westendorf product? No hydraulic, just mechanical! I bought mine from GWT and it's awesome!!
Yeah, not mentioned in this video...good option though for sure. Thanks for the reminder Aaron!
I have a Case DX48 with a Bushog pin front end loader M300. I want a grapple like this model. Can I buy an adapter to change it to SSQA?
I replied to your email this morning!
Not sure if I like where the hydraulic cylinders are located on the side of each grapple. Seems like it could cause warping of the grapple over time.
Not sure I'm with ya on that, but thanks for watching!
I've recently just been watching your videos and I'm interested in the summit tractor that you have acquired and I would like to know where I can find one and check it out in person
I would appreciate any more information on them
Thank you for the videos I find them very informative
I have been a owner of one of the older models that rural king used to sell and I'm not really impressed with them and I would like to upgrade to something more reliable
I've had nothing but problems with it since I got it home 15 years ago
Thank you for your time and any information would be appreciated
Summit isn't available everywhere yet. Controlled expansion by region. Here's a list of where to buy. summittractors.com/where-to-buy.php
Can the self leveling loader function on the tractor be disconnected ?
No it cannot
Hi courtney= what exactly is the difference between the precision mini 322 and 320?
Mainly, narrower and only for JDQA.
BIG MOUTH MINI 320 GRAPPLE RAKE DETAILS
The “BIG MOUTH” MINI 320 is the perfect grapple rake for compact John Deere tractors with less than 40 horsepower. The large 48” opening also closes tight to securely hold small or large loads. The concealed cylinders and hydraulics are protected and will not snag on limbs and brush. Each 320 Grapple Rake includes 47″ supply lines with your choice of Coupler, Double Grapples & John Deere Quick Attach Brackets.
All pivot points are greased for long lasting wear. The spacing of rake tines is between 9” and 10” which allows the operator to rake small or large material and at the same time sift the dirt. Each tine is reinforced for extra strength. The end tines on the rake are double reinforced.
48” Opening, 50” Wide
Weighs 256 lbs
Fully Plumbed with JDQA Brackets, NO SSQA AVAILABLE
Reinforced Rake Tines (End Tines are Double Reinforced)
Double Grapples
Double Cylinder
All plate steel is 1/4” AR400 steel
Recommended for up to 40hp tractors
47″ Supply Lines & Couplers Included
BIG MOUTH MINI 322 GRAPPLE RAKE DETAILS
The “BIG MOUTH” MINI Grapple Rake 322 is the perfect grapple rake for tractors with 40 horsepower or less. The “rake” feature allows the operator to gather (rake) loose material into a pile. The large 48” opening also closes tight to securely hold small or large loads. The concealed cylinders and hydraulics are fully protected and will not snag on limbs and brush.
Each Mini Grapple Rake includes supply lines and couplers. The hose length is available in two lengths-the 100” will normally reach the middle of the loader arm where many of the selector valves (Xtra Valve Kits) are mounted. The 60” length will reach the front of the tractor.
All pivot points are greased for long lasting wear. The spacing of rake tines is between 9” and 10” which allows the operator to rake small or large material and at the same time sift the dirt. Each tine is reinforced for extra strength. The end tines on the rake are double reinforced.
48” Opening, 59” Wide
Weighs 264 in JDQA, 276 pounds in SSQA
Fully Plumbed with JDQA or SSQA Brackets
Reinforced Rake Tines (End Tines are Double Reinforced)
Double Grapples
Double Cylinder
All plate steel is 1/4” AR400 steel
Recommended for up to 40hp tractors
The more you talk about these summit tractors the more it makes us realize that the others short us on functionality for $$
Smaller brand tractors have been sold for decades. They are usually sold on a similar formula, get more metal for your money.
The issues are many but come down to the fact no one will criticise you if your Kubota or JD tractor breaks down but everyone will think you are at fault if your off brand tractor breaks.
This thinking comes on the other end. A name brand tractor is easy to sell while something else has to take time to sell.
Thanks for watching Steven
That's a good point Karl.
I have to say why don’t anyone over in the America promote 4 in 1 buckets for tractors. I’m in Australia and if you have a loader on your tractor you have a 4 in 1
For some reason, almost no mfg's over here offer them for small tractors. Only for big machines.