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“Poor Man’s” Grapple Fork
“I built what I call a ‘poor man’s’ grapple fork using an old steel railroad tie that I chained to the bucket on my Kubota 23 hp. loader tractor. The railroad tie holds the load together, allowing me to haul loads 3 times bigger than the bucket could by itself. Works great to haul and load loose material such as compos
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“Poor Man’s” Grapple Fork TRACTORS Loaders “I built what I call a ‘poor man’s’ grapple fork using an old steel railroad tie that I chained to the bucket on my Kubota 23 hp loader tractor The railroad tie holds the load together allowing me to haul loads 3 times bigger than the bucket could by itself Works great to haul and load loose material such as compost brush and mulch ” says Quinton Tschetter Oskaloosa Iowa He welded chain hooks to both sides of the bucket He also welded a pair of hooks onto a 6-ft long steel railroad tie A pair of 7-ft long chains with clevises attach to the hooks To grab a pile of brush Tschetter drives forward until the railroad tie is up and over the pile and then lowers it to the ground He then backs up with the railroad tie dragging along the ground until the chains are tight He lowers the bucket to the bottom of the pile then drives forward again pushing the bucket under the pile “The farther I push the bucket under the pile the bigger the load gets ” says Tschetter Contact: FARM SHOW Followup Quinton Tschetter 2379 Hwy 92 Oskaloosa Iowa 52577 ph 641 660-9765; Qct1944@gmail com
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