Skid Steer Root Grapples
Top rated and performing skid steer root grapples made in USA!
When moving large piles of brush and debris a standard skid steer bucket will not cut it. A root grapple is a style of bucket where the bottom and back are made from tines instead of a solid sheet of metal. The tines at the front of the bucket can dig into the ground and pull roots out of the ground at a depth of about 3-4 inches. Root grapples have a top lid that will hydraulically close, clamping the roots and debris in the bucket for easier transporation. Root grapples can help you load brush on a truck or trailer or pile it up for other means of disposal. Most operators that use a root grapple rarely go back to using a standard bucket unless absolutely necesary.
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Skid Steer Root Grapples
A long time favorite of skid steer owners, this style of root grapple can dig a few inches under the surface and clamp down on roots and debris with dual independent lids. This style is great for clearing brush and light roots.
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Root Rake Grapple
The root rake grapple digs much deeper than the traditional style of root grapple, and has a single wider lid powered by two hydraulic cylinders. When you need to dig deeper roots this is the style of root grapple that will benefit you most.
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Dual Lid Root Rake Grapple
This is another version of the root rake grapple. The dual lids are powered by the same hydraulic circuit, which means that after the first lid closes, the second will begin to close, clamping down on any load, even if the load isn't the same height on both sides.
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Wicked Stump Grapple
This specialty stump grapple is built to handle the abuse of digging deep and pulling out whole stumps from the ground. The tip is narrow for better and deeper penetration, and the powerful lid clamps down while the curled beak wraps around for a secure no slip grip to remove stubborn stumps.
The right root grapple can finish any job and leave nice clear land for pasture or construction. Contact us today to find the right root grapple for your machine and application today.