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Read articles →This is a real-world chore video, not a spec review: a John Deere with a BrushCrusher grapple clears a damaged, rotted tree from a hayfield. It shows the grapple picking up scattered debris, dumping it at a disposal spot, then handling cut trunk sections after chainsaw work. There's no product talk or numbers, just practical grapple use for brush and log cleanup. Useful for owners curious how a grapple performs on everyday debris removal.
Appears to be a hobby farm or property owner sharing routine equipment use on their own land, not a dealer or reviewer.
Yes, the grapple lifts the trunk so the chainsaw can cut it, then it hauls the cut sections away for disposal.
They dumped it in a washed-out place on the creek bank, piling sticks and wood there to help keep it from eroding further.
Yes, it was used to pick up scattered debris and keep the field clean for the person who cuts it for hay.