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Read articles →This is a real-work demolition video, not a grapple review: Bill uses an Everything Attachments grapple on his John Deere 2038R to tear down a stubborn outbuilding, showing how the machine handles awkward pulling, debris moving, and tight maneuvering near a retaining wall. He briefly endorses the single-jaw grapple over doubles but doesn't cover specs or pricing. Best for owners curious how a compact utility tractor and grapple perform in messy, real-world demo work.
Posted by the Bill Burkhart channel, an owner-operator sharing hands-on footage from his own property-based projects.
The grapple struggled at first because a side wall acted like a crutch holding the structure up, so Bill hit it again near the door to loosen it before it came down.
Bill prefers his single leaf or top grapple and appreciates the clamping it gets on materials, though one viewer said he would always choose doubles instead.
Disconnect gas and electric first, salvage items you want to keep, watch for nails that could cause flats, and stay alert to debris falling toward the lifting arms.
