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  1. Siesta Sundance

    Is a 900# grapple too much for a M7060 & LA1154

    Yes sir, especially when it comes to grapple work. Knowing how deep those teeth are in the ground and/or just picking debris or material in general. With a smaller grapple it has less protection on the tractor as well. Trust me on this, I have 400 to 500+ hours of grapple work just on that MX.
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    Is a 900# grapple too much for a M7060 & LA1154

    I would strongly suggest get the 72in...... get something that is wide enough where you can see the outer edge grapple sir, you have a big tractor.
  3. Siesta Sundance

    Is a 900# grapple too much for a M7060 & LA1154

    The 72" 900lb + is currently on my mx52, been moving heavy brush/tree cuttings off fence lines lately. If I'm clearing land, extended hoses get added onto the SVL and makes it easy peasy. Reinforced 5/16 channel added to prevent stabs from pushing through. Even with grill protection...
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    Is a 900# grapple too much for a M7060 & LA1154

    It really depends on how the OP is going to use the grapple and what type of grapple. If your grubbing brush, ripping up small stumps and small trees out, a lighter weight grapple will bend and not hold up. If I had used a lighter, less quality made grapple, it probably would be scrap metal...
  5. Siesta Sundance

    I think I've made my retirement decision....

    ^ Exactly! I often tell my friends, there is no better satisfaction or feeling than getting some Orange therapy operating tractors/skidsteer etc.
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    Photo shoot anything lately? Random Photo Thread

    beau·ti·ful Thanks for sharing!
  7. Siesta Sundance

    Is a 900# grapple too much for a M7060 & LA1154

    Not at all. Get the 72" I'm less and less of a Land Pride man. For front end attachments Idigtexas and for rear implements Armstrong Ag. I have the 72in LP root grapple, with added protection plate, I have run it on the mx52 all day long, all tires are filled at 80% with a water based puncture...
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    I think I've made my retirement decision....

    Do it! Enjoy Life, focus on family and health. Congratulations!
  9. Siesta Sundance

    Fiddle farting around on the farm.

    Or hogs!
  10. Siesta Sundance

    Sidekick RTV-XG850 backfiring / loss of power

    Exactly! What a piece of chit.
  11. Siesta Sundance

    Daily Chuckle

    Yeah and the EPA might want to fine you too, if you had both sliding glass doors open trying to heat or cool the atmosphere, lol.
  12. Siesta Sundance

    Fiddle farting around on the farm.

    Ha! From the buyers agent. "From agent--Just an fyi for your sellers bc I’m sure they are wondering… there will be no repair amendment. The inspection came back without a single deficiency."
  13. Siesta Sundance

    What did you do to or on your Kubota today?

    We probably received close to 2 feet as well, 2 feet of wildflowers, lol
  14. Siesta Sundance

    Does anyone have first hand knowledge of Hipcamp?

    I have full hook ups which allows me to have monthly to seasonal rentors. I have one spot for family or friends that has 30amp elect and water only. Haha I might some family that doesn't need to stay to long.... Funny about the dove hunting costs.. $1200lb!! lol I know the shells keep going...
  15. Siesta Sundance

    Does anyone have first hand knowledge of Hipcamp?

    I'm looking to expand, I have 2 RV spots, I'm wanting 2 more. I pre-screen the RVers, cause it's a farm stay, I seek retirees, they are truly the best. One of my guests this year is solo, in his 50's and he works remote, he has been a great guest as well. I cant have anyone that has outside dogs...
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    Chainsaw safety

    I follow these guys for all my safety concerns.
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    Daily Chuckle

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    Fiddle farting around on the farm.

    Thought this was pretty cool.
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    Does anyone have first hand knowledge of Hipcamp?

    Yeah I think it's more designed for more a primitive type camping experience. I was reading through one of those forums as well. Not all campers are into glamping.