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Read articles →A first-look inventory walkthrough filmed at what appears to be an implement dealer or shop, comparing several LS-brand grapples fresh off the truck against a Work Saver root rake. The presenter counts teeth, measures jaw widths, notes cylinder configurations, cylinder-guard protection, hose routing, and pin-attachment options across 48-, 54-, 60-, and 72-inch models. Useful for shoppers weighing root-rake styles and attachment compatibility, though the tractor mounting demo is only promised, not yet shown.
The presenter appears to work at or operate an implement shop with inventory on hand, giving the video a dealer-adjacent perspective rather than an independent owner's take.
The Work Saver is a single cylinder 60 inch root rake with box scraper style teeth good for digging into ground, while the LS models use two side-mounted cylinders and serrated teeth for cutting.
It has a pin so it can mount on an LS MT1 series using existing pins, or the pins can be pulled to use it as a quick attach system, and may fit other tractors.
The 60 inch model teeth are reinforced near the front to prevent bending, and the 54 inch model adds reinforcements between the teeth, but the 48 inch does not have these reinforcements.
