- Fits Universal Skid Steer Quick Tach- Great for pulling up wood post and t-posts- Single hinge pin- 2-inch Hydraulic Cylinder- Hoses and flat-faced couplers included
“I am a 70 years old man with arthritis, I bought this attachment last fall because the county wanted to build a road along a mile of my property, they said they would hire somebody to remove the mile of Buffalo fence or they would pay me I chose the latter. I was able to remove 1 mile of six wire Buffalo fence in one (long) day by myself. With this attachment and my John Deere skid steer I was able to remove 340 steel and wooden posts and stack them on a flatbed trailer without actually having to handle the posts by hand.I love this attachment and have big plans to use it to pick up and stack dead and fallen branches from my windbreak this spring. The only thing I will mention is that I do see the stationary jaw flex a little every time I clamp on to a post so I know I will see a stress crack occur from fatigue and repeat motion in time. In my opinion the bottom square tubing should probably be made out of heavier gauge material, like 1/4" wall tubing, I'm not complaining this is a great attachment and under normal conditions may work forever! Yes, I would buy it again without hesitating!
I will try to get some pictures later this spring and send them!”
“Works great. Oaks are the toughest. Just lift and rock back and forth seems to work for me. Keep eye on that left rear tire. Wants to come off the ground at times. Also bought their ballast box for extra weight. Helps.”
“I have had the tree puller for about 6 weeks. It is definitely built very solidly. So far I’ve used it to clear everything from 3� aspen to 10� red oaks and everything in between. Nothing has bent or broken on the main part of the unit. The only negative is hoses are semi ok and a cheap hose but the fittings definitely need upgraded. The swivel fittings they install on the attachment end of the hoses come loose constantly and spray hydraulic fluid everywhere. It’s just a huge pain in the butt to always be tightening them and then having to clean up my skid steer. Plus Bobcat synthetic fluid is definitely not cheap! All in all I would buy it again but get rid of the stock hoses and fittings before you even use it.”
