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Read articles →An owner-operator runs through six attachments, grapple, brush hog, three-point carry-all, pallet forks, bucket, and box blade, in a single day of real chores on their own property, including clearing a neighbor's downed tree, mowing, moving firewood bundles, and grading a wet ATV trail. The focus is practical versatility and quick-attach swapping speed rather than specs or comparisons. Best for buyers wondering how often they'd actually switch implements.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from their own property under the Hometown Acres channel.
It didn't take any more than three or four minutes to switch between any two given implements, thanks to the quick attach loader and quick hitch on back.
The grapple was used to pick up brush and a downed treetop at a neighbor's property, clamping down on debris to load it into a brush pile.
Yes. The owner cleared brush, brush hogged a field, moved firewood, split wood, and cleared a wet trail all in one day using six different attachments.
