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Read articles →This is a dealer walkaround focused on one implement, the Westendorf BC 4200 Brush Crusher, rather than the tractor itself. It explains how the free-floating bottom teeth let it grapple brush and logs without extra hydraulics, why the single-tooth-per-side design improves visibility on subcompact tractors, and how its 238-pound weight preserves loader lift capacity versus a traditional 400-500 pound grapple. Best for buyers specifically evaluating this attachment, not general tractor shoppers.
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No. The bottom teeth are free-floating, so dumping the loader causes the top teeth to pinch the load against the bottom teeth without any additional hydraulics installed.
It weighs 238 pounds, compared to a traditional grapple that weighs around 400 to 500 pounds, preserving more of the loader's lift capacity.
It has one tooth per cylinder, with a tooth on each side of the tractor, instead of one or two teeth in the middle that decrease visibility.
Yes, it is designed specifically for a John Deere carrier, so it fits the John Deere tractor directly.
