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Read articles →Distinctive for its candid, first-session account of getting a King Cutter 54" grapple running on an RK25, specifically the fitting swap needed to hook up the third function hydraulics. The creator films himself working through hose-connection order, checks for leaks, and demonstrates the grapple lifting a heavy waterlogged log solo with a GoPro. Short and informal; most useful to RK25 owners troubleshooting third-function hookup for the first time.
Posted by the Live More Outdoors channel, appearing to be an owner-operator sharing casual first-use impressions from their own property.
The creator used a bigger crescent wrench to break the hydraulic hose fittings loose so he could install the correct smaller fittings, then checked for leaks afterward.
He learned to hook up the hoses before attaching the implement, since once the implement is on there is a lot of hose and it becomes harder to connect them.
Yes, it lifted a heavy, waterlogged log estimated at about ten feet long, though he doubts it would work as well without a ballast box installed.
