Fun to do, but sometimes they put the wrong fuse on the mortars, I remember one time I threw one, and exploded mid air like a couple feet away from my hands. Crazy experience.

These fish still jump into the boat to this day or they contained?

You built the grapple? Or was this just modified to fit the base of what seems to be a mount of a plow

Do more

do you have the info for building this thing?

That is amazing.

This is the coolest thing I have seen. Have you started producing them for sale yet?

Smart doing it while the train goes by to drown out the explosion sound

Those are shells not mortars

Engine needs rebuilt ASAP. She has Lots of piston slap which will only get worse. Worn crank bearings will also make it rattle like that.

So fun to do irl

So bad ass!

Thank you for the video. Very cool. I've got a 1981 317. Just got the rear pto working and my sleeve hitch mounted. Now I have to rebuild my 48" tiller for it. Then I'm going to switch out my single circuit hydro manifold for a triple that I got off a 420 so I can have two forward circuits and one fornthe mower deck and rear pto. This bucket build will happen after that. Very inspiring.

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That is a perfect garden tractor sized grapple! I'm definitely liking it. It looks like a very well thought out, well built, and solid machine. I'm in the beginning stages of planning and building one for my Husqvarna GT. I'm planning on building it on the frame of my Johnny Bucket jr. that way I can quickly switch between the Johnny Bucket jr., the Johnny Plow jr., and the Jesse Grapple jr. (I guess I can call it that since I'm designing and building it, lol). I just have to work out a few details. I see that you used flat plate to make most of your teeth and stuff. I was thinking about using rectangular tubing, but I haven't fully made my mind up yet. I wish there was more of them out there for GTs, but for some reason there pretty much ain't any. So far I've only seen yours and that commercially built one for the new X700 series JDs.

Where is this spot located?

Nice idea. Seems to work pretty good. Thanks for sharing.

Very nice. Some paint & some weight in the back & your ready to show us the machine in action. Thanks for sharing. 👍

Good video, Mr. Roy. If you have time, show us a video doing some tasks with this attachment!

My uncle has a place on the river in between Logansport and Monticello. His place was nearly destroyed that day. He escaped from a window and climbed a tree until the fire department rescued him. He had no warning this was coming until he heard it breaking trees. By then water and ice was everywhere. These ice chunks look small compared to what was left covering his property. I seen ice chunks larger then a 53' semi trailer. I couldn't believe how much damaged that happened, the way lucky to survive because all that protected it from the ice was small area of trees on the bank that deflected the ice. I never will forget that phone call the next day, we worked about a year on that place until we had it all repaired.

i prepare that for zombie apocalypse

Count to three, then lob.

Hi great video, please can you give link where you bought grapple hook. And price if you don't mind thank you Eric

are you using goex black powder how many ff?

Ur pup is cute 😊

Great video. Any chance of purchasing a grapple for a John Deere 300? Thanks.

Outstanding!!! I love 140's!!

Pretty cool. Needs some yellow paint!

still sucking. but nice build

very "cool" to advertize heavy nicotine addiction. good luck. nice video though

Half a$$ work

Impressive

When we did that, we aimed them at the crotch area of each others jeans. LOL A few guys ended up with scorched Levi's, but I always wore my leather jeans. LMAO.

Nice

Good stuff! Thanks!

Driver smokes more than the tractor. What a shame

Is this legal please tell me

So that's what happens

Hey, great stuff!

cool

Hello mate , that's an awful lot of ice , the rivers here in the uk don't freeze up as bad as that , thanks for the sub it's much appreciated , atb Martin

Thanks for the info regarding the word "Wabash"! I found it very interesting indeed! Having some ties to southern Indiana, and the "Lay flatte" area, it's nice to know a bit more of the lore.

Nice job on the fire mate , well done ,atb Martin