Attachment that has both SSQA and 3-point options.

[mcmxi]

I was watching a popular YouTube channel last night and was surprised at the implement being used. It was a Uniforest Scorpion Grapple Rotator which I'd seen used on the front of the host's skid loader, but was surprised to see that it has 3-point connectivity too. Not something I'm looking to buy, but the fact that it can be used on either end of the tractor seems novel.

Uniforest Scorpion 1300SV 51" - Hud-son

Scorpion 1300SV Boom, Rotator and Grapple 51” Max Opening • Weight – 499 lbs • Complete with boom, rotator and grapple • Designed to work with 3pt hitch set ups or universal quick connects • Mount on the front of a skid steer, tractor or 3 pt hitch • Move logs, brush and more with ease •...

www.hud-son.com

Uniforest Scorpion 1800SV 70" - Hud-son

Scorpion 1800SV Boom, Rotator and Grapple 70” Max Opening • Weight – 756 lbs • Complete with boom, rotator and grapple • Designed to work with 3pt hitch set ups or universal quick connects • Mount on the front of a skid steer, tractor or 3 pt hitch • Move logs, brush and more with ease •...

www.hud-son.com

 

[Trimley]

I bet them hungdungers don't come cheap.

 

[Matt Ellerbee]

I was watching a popular YouTube channel last night and was surprised at the implement being used. It was a Uniforest Scorpion Grapple Rotator which I'd seen used on the front of the host's skid loader, but was surprised to see that it has 3-point connectivity too. Not something I'm looking to buy, but the fact that it can be used on either end of the tractor seems novel.

Uniforest Scorpion 1300SV 51" - Hud-son

Scorpion 1300SV Boom, Rotator and Grapple 51” Max Opening • Weight – 499 lbs • Complete with boom, rotator and grapple • Designed to work with 3pt hitch set ups or universal quick connects • Mount on the front of a skid steer, tractor or 3 pt hitch • Move logs, brush and more with ease •...

www.hud-son.com

Uniforest Scorpion 1800SV 70" - Hud-son

Scorpion 1800SV Boom, Rotator and Grapple 70” Max Opening • Weight – 756 lbs • Complete with boom, rotator and grapple • Designed to work with 3pt hitch set ups or universal quick connects • Mount on the front of a skid steer, tractor or 3 pt hitch • Move logs, brush and more with ease •...

www.hud-son.com

That tractor is in for a rough life if he keeps it.

 

[old and tired]

The mower on the back of that blue tractor looks like a POS...

Kinda like mine!!!

 

[mcmxi]

That tractor is in for a rough life if he keeps it.

Yeah, he tends to be brutal with everything he uses. I really enjoy his channel though, and upstate New York is gorgeous!!

 

[GrizBota]

Wow. He trashes his equipment. I don’t think I’d want to loan him anything or have him run my stuff. He ended up damaging both pieces of equipment with the brush clearing. Looked like he was actually trying to screw up the grill hitting trees. I’m pretty sure that mower wasn’t suppose to be mount that loosely. I’m surprised all he did was fry the clutch in the PTO drive shaft. I figured he’d grenade at least one of the gear boxes.

I did like the look of that Ford tractor.

As to the FEL hydraulic hoses getting snagged, yeah, I saw that happening before he even mounted the cutter. Probably the same engineer that designed the hydraulic hose routing for the Kubota Grand L 60 series FEL hoses.

 

[GreensvilleJay]

The 'combo mount' is clever as it allows ONE product to be used by TWO different groups. It reduces the manufacturers inventory of parts, saves them money,maybe increase sales.

 

[chim]

Yeah, he tends to be brutal with everything he uses. I really enjoy his channel though, and upstate New York is gorgeous!!

He's an interesting guy, and does seem to have capabilities with regard to operating and repairing equipment. Of course, the way he operates his equipment almost makes it necessary for him to be able to do repairs

He has equipment that is far better suited to ripping up the woods, but it's his stuff and he's having fun. He has some videos of doing work for other people, and he is good at it. My guess is that his work for others and the income from Youtube enables him to be as reckless as he wants.

Sometimes it's a little over the top and gets destructive. If you have a stomach for some real ignorance check whistlin diesel. I've seen a few of his videos, but can't really stand his attitude.

 

[Smokeydog]

Years ago modified a skidsteer grapple with hydraulic winch to fit cat2 3pt also. Sold it to a local tree outfit at 5X my cost. They still use it regularly making good money. They got the contract to help county road department. Being able to load logs in back of trucks in the roadway helpful.

 

[old and tired]

If you have a stomach for some real ignorance check whistlin diesel. I've seen a few of his videos, but can't really stand his attitude.

I can't stand seeing stuff get destroyed, just for the "Click Bait" revenue. So I don't watch.

 

[mcmxi]

I can't stand seeing stuff get destroyed, just for the "Click Bait" revenue. So I don't watch.

I get that. I don't like to see equipment abused either, but there is some good stuff on that channel. I don't get the impression that AC is doing what he does for clicks. I think he's typical of a lot of folks that have little patience for poorly designed products, and he takes his frustration out on the equipment and tries to show its limitations, either to himself or to his audience.

 

[Tim Horton]

I believe it is Good Works Tractor that has a combo pallet fork rack, trailer mover, round bale mover (?) frame that attaches to cat 1, 3pt and JD loader quick hitch.. I'm sure this would be very useful..

Somewhere I saw someone made homemade adaptor to mount a 3pt attachment to a pallet fork frame..

 

[old and tired]

...I don't get the impression that AC is doing what he does for clicks....

Just to be clear, I love how AC does things (chainsaw and all) - I was talking about whistlin diesel's channel - when he destroyed a Model A for the he11 of it, I was done...