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Read articles →This is a real-world property-clearing session rather than a grapple review: the owner uses a $999 MTL 72-inch grapple on his M7060 to clear brush, pull branches, and expose an old collapsing shed at a newly bought property. It briefly touches on the grapple's price and durability but focuses mostly on the cleanup work itself. Best for owners curious how a budget grapple holds up to heavy brush duty, not spec hunters.
An owner-operator documenting his own property project on his tractor, sharing casual hands-on impressions rather than a formal review.
The MTL grapple was $999 shipped to the farm, and it is 72 inches wide and weighs about 600 pounds.
The owner says he has never had problems using it hard behind the M7060, and if a tooth bends he can heat and bend it back, or weld broken parts.
Yes, the owner uses the grapple like a bulldozer to pull branches and clear brush piles, exposing an old shed on an overgrown property.
