Our standard coupler size is 1/2″, however you may order with 3/8″ couplers at no additional charge.
The standard configuration is 1 male and 1 female. You may order with 2 males or 2 females at no additional charge.
Flat Face Couplers are available for an additional $85.00
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27 responses to “Everything Attachments Hydraulic Couplers Options”
Have a kubota mx5200hst what grapple would u suggest and i have 3/4in flat face on my front remote hyds.
We have some great Wicked Grapple options for Kubota MX Series tractors!
The new Wicked 60 rake style grapple is an absolute 400 pound versatile brute unlike any other rake style grapple on the market. https://www.everythingattachments.com/60-Inch-Wicked-Root-Rake-Grapple-p/eta-60-wrrg.htm
The dozer-like tine geometry of the rake style promotes a tractor’s ability to push the tines through the ground with ease.
The root rake style allows you to pull brush, vines and other debris backwards, which isn’t recommended with many long bottom grapples. Besides pulling backwards, you can also pull down. Reach up and snap a limb off the tree if you feel like it.
The root rake style will easier “unload”, so you can hover over the trailer, dumpster, pile, etc., open it up and whatever you’ve captured is gone!
If you prefer the longer bottom models:
Because of the unique tine design, you will be able to push our unobstructed long-bottom Wicked Grapple tines through the ground.
You should be able to grab a larger pile of brush or hold multiple logs with the traditional Wicked style because you can cradle and physically fit more inside it’s “mouth”. You can cradle things(logs, boulders, etc) with the flat bottom and stack items on it for transport. Heck, someone used it as a saw table recently. Our superior Wicked tine design is a step above any other long bottom grapple on the market!
For maneuverability I like 60” or 66”, but width is debatable.
There’s little weight difference between all of them, so it really boils down to what you like.
Single vs dual lid has about as much to do with personal preference as functionality. The single lid pics submitted by customers are impressive to say the least, but there are some situations where dual gets my vote. Dual lids clamp extremely awkward loads more efficiently and will grab loose material like firewood better.
Single lid model: http://www.everythingattachments.com/Compact-Tractor-Single-Lid-Wicked-Root-Grapple-p/eta-slrg.htm
Dual lid model: http://www.everythingattachments.com/Wicked-Root-Grapple-by-Everything-Attachments-p/eta-wrg-cmp.htm
I hope this helps.
Feel free to give Travis a call at 866-581-5818 with any questions!
I’ve ordered the land pride third valve kit 380-166A for my kubota MX5800 ,Im going to order your 73 “grapple do you know which Hydraulic couplers I’ll need
Hi. I had a Kubota L 3901 with the with the LA 525 quick attach. Will the EA Wicked Root Grapple 54 work and if so what would I need to order with it? Thanks Jeff
Yes, it will work perfectly with your tractor. You’ll need 2 hydraulic outlets for grapple actuation, which can be achieved by installing one of these custom 3rd function hydraulic kits shown here: https://www.everythingattachments.com/3rd-Function-Hydraulic-Kit-p/tra-3rd-funcl.htm
Take $50 off when you buy them together.
Feel free to email sales@everythingattachments.com to discuss further or give us a call at 866-581-5818.
Thanks!
I have a Mahindra 1526 tractor w/loader and am looking to add a grapple. I am not sure whether to go with a Root or Root Rake type and what size. Am considering the Wicked Root Compact Grapple but there are too many choices. I will be selectively clearing and maintaining 5 acres of woods. What do you recommend?
The new rake grapple takes lightweight grapple construction to the next level and maintains strength at the same time.
Ted proved it by testing the grapple on our L6060 and putting footage on YouTube for the world to see.
The dozer-like tine geometry promotes a small tractor’s ability to push the tines through the ground with ease.
The root rake style allows you to pull brush, vines and other debris backwards, which isn’t recommended with many long bottom grapples.
55” root rake grapple http://www.everythingattachments.com/55-Inch-Wicked-Root-Rake-Grapple-p/eta-55-wrrg.htm
On the other hand, your tractor isn’t really dependent on the ultra light weight and you can push our unobstructed long-bottom Wicked Grapple tines through the ground.
You should be able to grab a larger pile of brush with the traditional Wicked style because you can cradle and physically fit more “inside” it.
50″ Single Lid Wicked Grapple https://www.everythingattachments.com/Compact-Tractor-Wicked-Root-Grapple-50-Single-lid-p/eta-cut-sl-rg-50.htm
If you need a 3rd function kit to actuate the grapple, we have you covered there as well: http://www.everythingattachments.com/3rd-Function-Hydraulic-Kit-p/tra-3rd-funcl.htm
Take $50 when buying the grapple and kit together.
Feel free to call Travis to discuss the options!
Thanks for the inquiry. You’ll LOVE the Wicked Grapple no matter which one you choose!!
I have a Kubota L 3830, I am debating between the 60″ & the 66″ double lid Wicked Grapple. Which would be best and why?
Les Smith from Tyler TX
I have a Kubota L-3430 (cab) with a LA 723 FEL. Will the new 200#, 55″ grapple be a good fit for my tractor ? What hydraulic couplers do you recommend.
Bob Z.
It will be fine on your tractor.
The new rake grapple takes lightweight grapple construction to the next level and maintains strength at the same time.
Ted proved it by testing the grapple on our L6060 and putting footage on YouTube for the world to see.
The dozer-like tine geometry promotes a small tractor’s ability to push the tines through the ground with ease.
The root rake style allows you to pull brush, vines and other debris backwards, which isn’t recommended with many long bottom grapples.
55” root rake grapple http://www.everythingattachments.com/55-Inch-Wicked-Root-Rake-Grapple-p/eta-55-wrrg.htm
On the other hand, your tractor isn’t really dependent on the ultra-light weight and you can push our unobstructed long-bottom Wicked Grapple tines through the ground.
You should be able to grab a larger pile of brush with the traditional Wicked style because you can cradle and physically fit more “inside” it.
60” wicked grapple
Single vs dual lid is up to you. Dual lids clamp extremely awkward loads more efficiently and will grab loose material like firewood better.
Single lid http://www.everythingattachments.com/Compact-Tractor-Single-Lid-Wicked-Root-Grapple-p/eta-slrg.htm
Dual lid http://www.everythingattachments.com/Wicked-Root-Grapple-by-Everything-Attachments-p/eta-wrg-cmp.htm
If you need a 3rd function kit to actuate the grapple, we have you covered there as well: http://www.everythingattachments.com/3rd-Function-Hydraulic-Kit-p/tra-3rd-funcl.htm
Take $50 when buying the grapple and kit together.
Now i know which hydraulic couplers I need. Thanks!
I’m looking to and a grapple to my JD 4115 410 loader.
what would you recommend it’s 24 hp
Our Compact Wicked RR Grapple will be the best because it’s only 200 pounds.
If you have the JD quick attach bucket, It’ll fit perfect! I’ll not charge you the $50 extra for the JD quick attach if you order one.
We also offer the WR Long Selector valve kit if you need extra hydraulic outlets for it. $787.00
Feel free to call if you have questions.
Thanks!
I have a Mahindra Max 26XL HST. I am looking for a grapple for moving limbs, rail road ties and brush, safely. It is a 26hp compact.
If you have a universal quick attach, our 50” wicked grapple is perfect. http://www.everythingattachments.com/Compact-Tractor-Root-Grapple-p/eta-cut-sl-rg-50.htm If not, you can adapt it to make it a quick attach. Just give me a call if you have any questions.
Thanks
I have a Mahindra 3540 with quick attach front end loader. I would like to get the wicked root grapple. What size would you recommend? The third function hoses will be installed next week by Mahindra. Also, what would the cost be to send to the Mahindra dealership in Newberg, Oregon? Thanks.
Most would choose 60″ or 66″ for that tractor, but weight doesn’t vary much between the different Wicked Grapple sizes, so it really comes down to personal preference.
Give me a call to discuss the pros/cons of going small or large and double lid or single lid. We can also discuss shipping.
Thanks for the inquiry.
Travis
I have a Kubota B3300SU (33hp) with a LA 504 loader what size grapple do you recommend? Price also.
Our 50″ Wicked Grapple is perfect for your tractor. Give Travis a call if you have questions/concerns.
Thanks for the inquiry.
http://www.everythingattachments.com/Compact-Tractor-Root-Grapple-p/eta-cut-sl-rg-50.htm
I have a 50 horse tym tractor and I am thinking of one of your50 inch root grapples. I have dual rear remotes so I would need hoses long enough to reach the rear of the tractor.l live in Shaftsbury Vermont area code05262. What would be the total cost for the grapple and shippin along with longer hoses .
We can make the hoses 60″ long, but you’ll need to get the jumper hoses locally to run it to the rear of your tractor.
$1,492 with free shipping to a staffed commercial business or to the freight terminal in Glenmont or Schenectady NY.
OR shipping to your home/farm/home business would be $110.
Give Travis a call if you have questions.
Our 50″ grapple is intended for compact tractors up to around 35hp, so the 54″ Single Lid Wicked Grapple is really a better match for your tractor. Shown here for $1690: http://www.everythingattachments.com/Single-Lid-Root-Grapple-p/eta-slrg.htm
Would this single lid system be appropriate for a John Deere 3046R and will it work the quick detach H165 loader as well. Maybe the 66 or 72″?
Thanks,
Jim
Yes, either would be a great fit for your tractor. We offer the JD style quick attach for no additional charge.
Thanks for the inquiry!
I have a Kubota BX-25D-1 tractor with front loader and backhoe. I’m thinking about adding a grappler for the front. The front bucket is quick-attach. The tractor is stock and does not have a third function valve setup yet. What would I need to add a grappler?
You could use our 50” single lid wicked grapple. It would need to be ordered with the BX mount.
http://www.everythingattachments.com/Compact-Tractor-Root-Grapple-p/eta-cut-sl-rg-50.htm
And the 3rd function hydraulic kit:
http://www.everythingattachments.com/3rd-Function-kit-p/tra-3rd-funcl.htm
Deduct $50 if you order both at the same time.
Hello, I have a 30hp Kubota with quick attach. Looking to purchase one of your root grapples. Which width would you recommend, 60 or 66? Also Trying to estimate shipping cost near Sacramento CA 95240. Ship to a business with unloading ability.
Thanks, Mark
Sheldon Tractor
Shipping would be $175 to a staffed commercial business or to the freight terminal in Tracy or Stockton.
For a 30hp, I recommend the 60″, 54″ or even the 50″ single lid grapple to maximize your lift capacity. Any of those would work great on your tractor.