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Read articles →A short field demo showing the Massey Ferguson 2605H with a RhinoAG AGR60 grapple tackling real storm-damage cleanup, moving stumps, logs, and brush into a ditch. It briefly explains the solenoid third-function joystick controls and touches on practical safety points like carrying loads low and managing rear ballast. Light on specs and pricing; best for someone curious whether a compact utility tractor plus grapple can handle light land-clearing work.
Posted by the Vahrenberg Implement channel, which appears to be a dealership or implement dealer, so the tone leans promotional toward Massey Ferguson and RhinoAG products.
Push the button on the joystick, then turn it left or right to open or close the grapple, while still using raise and lower as normal.
Carry loads low and slow. The lower you carry a load, the more weight you can lift, and low loads let you react quickly if trouble arises.
Rear ballast is a good idea for heavy loads. Options include wheel weights, filled tires, or a removable implement or weight box to avoid compaction.
