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prowler grapple rake
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pafarmer
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- Feb 4, 2010
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- Somewhere in the woods !
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- Land clearing, demo, site prep etc. Ex Pro Motocro
Yes....The Superduty Root Grapple is very well built. Good value in my opinion....No issues after a few years of continuous usage and we don't baby equipment or work tools....
Porcupine29
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it depend what you want to do, when it comes down to the root grapple. personal I've never used one because it seems like you can not get a bulk material in the grapple. i use a CID root grapple and it works well. it is built strong, the cylinders are protected from all sort of material i may encounter. root grapple or just call the guy, his name is ...
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As far as I know prowler products are CID products just rebadged. IMO the top grapple rakes are Bradco and Faver because of the unsupported tines, more dirt will fall out and they are better to rip roots out of the ground. Both are more expensive, especially the Bradco. I have a Faver grapple rake it have been very happy with it. CID makes good stuff also, I own one of their extreme whatever mowers with probably 300 hours on it and haven't had any trouble out of it and I have not been easy on it, it's been through many 5" hickory trees.