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I see that way too often. The groundy takes the chainsaw(s) to speed up the process, so I can cut bigger pieces while climbing. Good. It turns out that the chains cut like shit, all rounded by the previous user (it's always the previous user), so I have to do all the cutting, taking the time...

Why all at once? Cutting that pig in four, or maybe just in two could have been way easier, both in weight and in size. I like the fastening of the fork on the trailer.

So, it's ok then.:thumbup: Just an idea for the grappel, but I don't know at all if it's pratical : make a two stories rack, so the both attachment can be connected at will. To save a bit of hight the arm pass over and the grappel itself comes down in front of the bucket .

You need to weld an angle iron or a hoock-like something to catch the bucket's edge in the front of the rack to prevent the bucket sliding forward. The strap at the rear/top of the bucket won't suffice : in a hard stop or an accident, or just vibs, the bucket will slide forward while rotating...