SNEAK PEAK AT A NEW GRAPPLE FOR COMPACT TRACTORS! 😍🚜

We have a section of fence by the barn and it's really serving no purpose other than to slow us down. So it's got to go. We think Precision's Tree Puller is the perfect tool to yank up the fence post and t-posts. Then we're really eager to put more hours in with Summit's new grapple on the TX25. We think everything will go nice and smooth. But we'll find out!
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[@GoodWorksTractors]

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[@JCWren]

If you want to keep those gates, get them up off the ground. They're not rated for ground contact and will rot a lot faster than you might expect. Used 12' gates down here sell between $50 and $80, so there's some gas money there (or put it in the drone replacement fund :) ).

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Haha! I need a GoFundMe for the drone :)

[@AdamTDelisle]

You should totally do a video of all the old farm implements and cattle equipment, people love that kind of stuff. Brings back memories for some and learns the young ones!

[@GoodWorksTractors]

That would be cool, I'll put that together sometime!

[@urdad1984]

This!

[@TexasSheepdawg21]

I made my own T post puller and it works fantastic. The T Post grabber is made from AR500 steel. Then I attached about 18” of 3/8” chain with a link type hook on the other end.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Well that sounds handy!

[@Noah_E]

I've got a large pile of rocks from grading my clearing and when I want to store something like a gate I set them ontop of a few rocks to keep them off the ground. It keeps them from quickly rusting or getting covered by vines/briars.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Good idea...I'll probably just get rid of them though. No plans for them in the future.

[@trevorseston3361]

When there is a dealer in Wisconsin sign me up. Perfect tractor for our property. Hopefully 2023! if not I can be patient until 2024.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Haha, hopefully it's sooner than 2024!

[@kipcudd7253]

One thing dad always told me, don't bend the t-posts as I only pay for them one time and you bend it you straighten it. We set up electric fence for different fields all the time as we'd have steers every winter to put on winter wheat pasture, over 1200 acres scattered over 20 miles and yes we moved the cattle with horses and 1 border collie. The cowboy way, good times!

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Yeah, that would have been smart of me, haha!

[@donaldknottjr.835]

I would sure like to see more coverage. On the garden tiller and other implements. I am seriously considering the summit.

[@ronevans852]

Oh boy putting those gates in woods like that in few weeks they will cover up in vans. They look like they were in good shape. Sale them .

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Yeah, I'll probably get rid of them

[@Rsiikarla]

Just a suggestion, you may want to use some of that old wood posts to put the t-posts and gates on top of to keep them off the ground. Otherwise the weeds may consume them!!

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Good idea Robin, but hopefully I get them out of here very soon.

[@BG-vq9fd]

Fence needed to go. It looks better. Good to see the new pup.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

It does look better, quick job cleaned it up nicely

[@jeffpulkrabek6018]

Courtney, You need consider a metal detector show after that grass is cut short. Betting some cool old tools to find on that property.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Oh, I thought that's what my tiller and brush hog were for, haha!

[@midcoasttractorservice9182]

Top Dog makes a sturdy piece! Good choice.

[@brooster87]

Thank you so much. I really enjoyed this video. So fun to watch to equipment at work. Do you mind if I ask how tall you are? I’m 6’ 5” and want to know if I would be comfortable on the summit tractor? That’s a big concern for me when looking at tractors. Have you had any issues with it yet? If so are the parts hard to get? Thank you for the great stuff you put out.

[@ShaneZettelmier]

Building and maintaining fences is one of the many full-time is the jobs farmers have. It’s a never ending career yes you work land that needs fences. They just don’t last forever they’re expensive and they take a lot of maintenance and rebuilding. Yes you’re a farmer that’s just a huge part of your job and there will always be something to do to keep your fences functional.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Sure seems like it Shane!

[@robertwhitton9237]

Hi from Australia, thanks for your videos i enjoy them, we have virtually no grapples available for compact tractors. Most compacts are sold with 4 in 1 bucket so already have 3rd function

[@urdad1984]

Yea, that woulda came in super handy on our property. The L345 with carry all & chain was not the best tool but got the job done

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Making do though!

[@terrygroce1594]

Nice equipment made that an easy job. Nice work. Enjoyed watching you process.

[@MrDerek19871987derek]

Do not have that fancy Implement for my tractor so I always have to use a farm jack and chain works good though

[@earlyriser8998]

add chain to the pallet forks or bucket and use that. we pulled dozens of posts with little manual effort and in just a few minutes. Cleaning up took longer; pulling nails, reclaiming wood, adding to burn pile, etc.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Yep, that can tackle it for sure. This is just another use for the tool after tackling all those trees last spring.

[@PurpleCollarLife]

Nice little grapple!

[@GoodWorksTractors]

It is pretty slick!

[@raybees4114]

Great video, the grapple is not on their website yet, curious as to specs and pricing

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Hi Ray, yeah more info to come. This is just a preview.

[@richc9890]

Sometimes, it's more efficient to stack the grapple stock in a pile all going in the same direction and save some trips and time (like you did with the metal T fence poles.

[@rcclassiccrawlers4368]

If I was in the market for a new sub compact tractor, I hate to say it cause I’m a long time Deere lover but, I think I would buy a Summit cause they have some nice standard features that the others don’t. And it looks like a decently made grapple and from what I could see, functions very well.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Yes sir, that grapple is awesome. Good match for the tractor. More info to come on it.

[@bill29456]

Hey Courtney: quick question: how do you move a tractor and take a couple implements? I have a 30 ft deck over but am finding it a pain to drive the tractor off with one, disconnect then drive back up and pick up the second implement. Is there an easier way? I was thinking of a swing boom arm to move implements off the trailer. How do you do it?

[@akdouglas6633]

Now that grapple is impressive

[@justanotherviewer52]

Easy job with the right tools.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Definitely

[@ConfedVet]

Just bought the Summit T25 tractor. Now I want to buy a Grapple but don't know which one to buy. The skid steer or the JD model. THX

[@stephenoverstreet9898]

Great content as always Courtney!

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Thanks so much!!

[@kdegraa]

Times change. It’s kind of sad to knock down fence lines that have been there for decades. However if they are not needed and the fences are getting in the way, it’s liberating to be without them.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

I agree, definitely being very selective on what I do. I often think about the labor that went into building out this property. Much easier to demo than it was to plan and install.

[@DougBittinger]

Drooling over the skid steer - WAY out of my price range though. Like that grapple, especially the light weight. I assume the diverter set up that comes with the grapple is for Summit tractors only. Adaptable to my Massey sub-compact? Maybe? But what really caught my eye (you're gonna laugh) are the MIRRORS you have on the Summit tractor. Magnetic mount? Where can I get THOSE!?

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Haha, yeah it's a fun toy...err, tool! Yes, the grapple will work with any SSQA or JDQA. Likely just new fittings which is pretty common. Those mirrors came with the Summit too!

[@TexasSheepdawg21]

Save those Tposts. LOL. They are expensive nowadays. I would even suggest straightening the bent ones.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Good point!

[@danburger7274]

Looking for some advice. I am looking at some property about 15 acres which I plan to mill my own lumber to go towards building my own home. I know most of everything I will need a subcompact tractor will do the job. However, if milling my own lumber, it is unclear if a subcompact will lift logs onto the mill or will I need a compact. Any input greatly appreciated. This is mostly unclear as unknown how much green logs weigh. Let's say 24'' diameter and 14' long. Obviously hardwood weighs more and right now not sure what type of trees will exist on the property as I will not be looking for about another two months. Will a subcompact handle the job?

[@kdegraa]

It’s probably best to consider buying a machine that will be most useful when building and then selling it and buying a little tractor when the building has finished and you are in the maintenance phase. To me the most useful machine when building would be an excavator however they are expensive. Maybe a compact tractor with a backhoe would be a more economical alternative. Whether a sub compact tractor will pick up what is needed it should be possible to estimate how heavy the logs will be and then look at the capabilities of the tractor and loader.

[@michaelbaumgardner9493]

Good evening Dan. Google weighing logs. You're able to enter diameter, length and species for a weight. Tractor Data has most front end loaders lift capacities. You can do alot of jobs with a big tractor but you can't with a tractor that is too small. My papaw taught me that. But it depends on the wallet/ account/ retirement yadda yadda.

[@danburger7274]

@@michaelbaumgardner9493 Thank you.I I found what I needed.

[@S_Kane]

15:04 rotor action?

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Yes sir, I've done a few videos now on that Rotorake. I'm getting the hang of it!

[@jamesbrayall8288]

do they make a small tractor 4 in 1 bucket??????

[@Itsa_Mea]

I'm 12 hrs late to this movie but reading the comments you really got'em rattled up about the T-posts and putting them gates in a pile on the ground. I was to busy gawking that Summit tractor. I'd like see see a larger model though. Something comparable to my New Holland 1520 and 1630 machines.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Haha, boy I sure can ruffle the feathers!

[@mikerose6600]

Love the music. Any credits for who it might be?

[@GoodWorksTractors]

I'll have to leave that to my bro if he sees this...we pay a subscription fee for rights to music. That's where most of it comes from.

[@rotellazum]

Move your burn pile way farther from your building. That will be some really intense heat. Not enough to catch it on fire. But enough to discolor the metal and warp it.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

This is the previous owners. I’ll be clearing it all out soon and putting in a parking pad for my trailers right there.

[@mr.redneck2715]

Nice grapple but not nice enough to replace my worksaver!

[@GoodWorksTractors]

They make a good grapple!

[@ronaldsahn9649]

Hope you're burn pile is someplace you will never want to drive on, just saying nails and fence staples are costly on tires.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

It will be...this was the old owners. It'll be getting removed, scraped down, and gravelled...hopefully this fall

[@Formulabruce]

ya know, you may like what Goats can do for cleaning up that land.. they eat all the weeds.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Haha, how do they fair with coyotes?

[@RAZER1RR]

@@GoodWorksTractors Just put a donkey out with the goats and no more coyote problem :)

[@vaughnmaurt5013]

Why no answers on what it will fit ? Is it for the Summit tractor only ?

[@GoodWorksTractors]

It fits loaders with an SSQA and JDQA. Much more information to come...sneak peaks are just that, this wasn't in depth.

[@Itsa_Mea]

At 15:48 you can see its skid steer quick attach.

[@melissasmess2773]

Looks like danger for radiator, thanks.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

New deluxe grill guard being installed soon!

[@williambryant5946]

He's breaking the wood post off #1 because they are rotten and #2 with that piece of equipment you have to put the side that doesn't move aganist the post so when the side that does move doesn't push the post over toward the stationary side breaking it off. Same with the metal t post, he's bending them because he isn't putting the stationary side of the puller against the t-post so the side that moves doesn't push the post over against it bending it in the process. Leaving the gap between the stationary side instead of putting it against the posts is the problem. He probably can't even see the grabber part because that big guard is right in his face. That's just in the way of being able to use the tool correctly. I've not seen any other of these built with that thing on them. Bad design.

[@psrobert1961]

Your videos always have great information in them. This one is not up to your usual standards. The title mention's a new grapple, and then you spend 14 minutes not talking about it... Seriously, this video should begin at 14:22.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Seldom is an entire video related to the title. Seriously, this is how the internet works.

[@dadnessbasshole2470]

lower the music would be nice I wanna hear you talk.but not get blasted with music when your not talking. I,m 62 and can"t hear well anyway. Like your vids.