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Read articles →An owner's first real-use session with an Everything Attachments 55-inch Wicked Root Rake Grapple on a Kubota L3901, focused on clearing dense brush and vines on his property. He covers the implement's weight (about 200 lbs), AR-50 steel construction, grease zerks, and quick-attach setup, then shows it in action raking underbrush. Grappling and log-handling are explicitly saved for a follow-up video, so this is an early-impressions piece, not a full evaluation.
Posted by the Dude Ranch DIY channel, appears to be a homeowner documenting land-clearing projects on his own rural Connecticut property.
It's only about 200 pounds, which helps maximize the lift capacity of whatever tractor you have.
It has a quick attach coupler on the front so you can easily take it on and off, with two hydraulic fittings that go to your third function valve.
Yes, it has grease zerks all over it, including on the hinge for the hydraulic cylinder, so you can keep it greased for many years of use.
It made quick work clearing thick briars, vines and underbrush, getting down deep into the dirt to rip out roots and debris.
