New Skid Steer Grapple Products

[Jamin_Mayer]

I found this skid steer attachment in a Landscrapper mag. I think it looks handy. Better than a Beaver Squeezer, Ryan, Valby, or BMG?

It's called the Ez Spot Ur.

 

[Jamin_Mayer]

Nadda?

 

[southsoundtree]

Shout, I'd be happy with any skid and grapple, but that does look sweet. Nice if you have control from carrying root balls, if the stem weight isn't too large and torqueing on the rootball.

I've heard that people plant large palms easily. Looking at the site, they carry it my the stem. Interesting. I guess those grass roots don't need much to get going, seemingly less than a tree.

Wonder about the price tag.

Will the other grapples mount to a tractor as well?

 

[tnttree]

EZ spotter has been around a while, I have seen him at a lot of landscraper shows.
I have scoped these out, nicely built, excellent for setting rocks, placing poles, B&Bs. it would work for moving logs out OK I suppose, but I don't think it would feed a chipper as well as the other Brands you mentioned.
Another thing I like is that you can put multiple "tools" on the same mount. Won't go on a Mini, and Spendy like all the big skid grapples.

I like the multi tool concept when it comes to attachments
Here is my latest Miscellaneous mover. The 3in1 "Beak"
removable brush and log Clamp(beak), removable 2000# forks
so you can use the reciver hitch. Mounts to big skids or Minis $1599

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[flyingsquirrel25]

TNT, Im liking your Beak. I have been looking for something like this for a while. Light weight, and easy to use. I saw one a couple years ago in an ad, and by the time I had the money to buy one the manufacturer no longer made it. How tight does the Beak close, and how heavy is it?