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Price drop to $3k delivered inside CONUS!

That remains to be seen! I sold a clearing job last weekend where the saw should save 2 days of needing a groundy to cut the trees up. Probably just need a groundy for one day to cut the stumps off the trees that are too big for the grapple to cut. It'll also be nice on trees that can be...

Great question. I haven't specifically asked, but my theory is low chain speed and the guard around the bar/sprocket.

Actually it should be a huge time saver processing limbs on regular tree work as well. I spend a lot of time waiting for the groundy to untie a limb, get the saw, cut up the limb, and get out of the way.

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You could ride with the boom in the bed eh?

Why not get a splitter valve and have both functions?

You could do that and it would be reduced effort to turn. The question is why?

I bought this grapple to put on my excavator, but never put it on because I got the idea for something better (although ~8x more expensive). Tomorrow or Tuesday I'm ordering a grapple saw for my excavator. Let me know if you're interested!:/...