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Long story short, on articulated loaders handling tree debris in a residential setting with a dangle grapple, I do not want a rotator. It's more of a liability than an asset to me, feeding the chipper or loading a trailer. On an excavator, log loader, backhoe, crane, etc, a rotator is nice...

Just an update.... there will be a $150 price increase on BMGs at the first of the year and I assume an increase the HD BMGs as well. Get your orders in before the prices go up! http://compactequipmentstore.com/collections/branch-manager-attachments-1/products/branch-manager-grapple...

You can see where the hanger bends 90*... there is the bollard. At the bottom of the square vertical tube is where the receiver plugs in.

You are correct, sir!

I'm under the weather, took this picture a couple days ago... here's the HD BMG Receiver. It slides like that into the bottom of the HD BMG's hanger

6:19. The was the original prototype. The current models have 1.25" pins vs 1" bolts, a piece of square tubing across the top of the front of the mounting plate instead of the flat bar, and the two plates on the end of the hanger have pushing dogs cut into them for pushing trees. <iframe...

Yeah it is. I'm setting a reminder to look for your picture in the morning, Cory. I plumb forgot about it yesterday. ETA: The pictures on the product page don't suffice, correct?

Yes, both the HD and regular BMGs come with a receiver hitch. ETA. Fair point. The receiver plugs into the bottom of the grapple. It's included, but not built in.

Personally I'm not a QA fan... They remind me of Walmart. I'll check it out and let you know my thoughts though.

Just to clarify, it's not a rake, which has short bottom tines like a bull dozer's root rake (low volume for brush and big logs). Regarding that root grapple, I've beat the snot out of it and is still doing great. It's made by Blue Diamond. I wanted the xl version (longer floor and taller...

I use my root grapple a good bit on my track loader. For the most part, I only use it in yards after storms though. That's due to the tracked machine, not so much the grapple. I have plans to get a dangle grapple for it. http://youtu.be/Eq487flTHaA

No, but for $2,456 plus any tariffs it will!

Send me some pictures of the grapple, if it's still for sale. If that was to Johnathan, he bought one last night on my store.

Granted this was right after I got my first wheel loader and first time feeding the chipper, but it gives you an idea. The first tree should have been grabbed further up the stem, then I could have put the butt straight in the feed wheels. <iframe width="853" height="480"...

No problem, I plan on being in business for a while! I feel you on "survival mode" though. I plan my year not working from November until March. Hopefully work and weather allows some money making, but I don't count on it so I have a "winter fund." November skated through without requiring...

Holy moly at the traffic! Correct. The current generation BMG opens ~53" and has more reinforcement inside the grapple as well as fish plates on the outside of the large tine. The small tine (the one you have bent) has the tips of the tine angled in to help distribute force better in the...

Shipping to a random postal code I pulled for Vernon, V1T9V7, would cost about $105

CONUS, but I'll pay a chunk Of shipping elsewhere. You've got me curious about how much shipping up there would be.

We now offer free shipping on BMGs and HD BMGs! Use discount code "Tree House" for an additional 2% off on top of the free shipping! http://compactequipmentstore.com/products/branch-manager-grapple http://compactequipmentstore.com/products/heavy-duty-branch-manager-grapple