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Root Grapple Rake Attachments, Fits John Deere Global Euro Reviews

3.8 Rating 12 Reviews
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The Root Grapple Rake Attachment features an extra-wide rake opening style grapple with long tines for digging and ripping roots out of the soil. The extra-wide opening of these clamshell-style grapples makes pushing and gripping large loads easy. This root grapple is specifically designed to fit tractor loaders equipped with the Global Euro-style mounting system. The implement includes twin 3,000 PSI cylinders, greaseable pins, bushings, hoses, and couplers. The Root Grapple Rake is an excellent landscaping tool, providing a superior and more efficient way to topple dead trees, dig up roots, and remove brush and other odd-shaped or hard-to-lift material.

NOTE: When you order this grapple rake, you will need to provide your phone number so the trucking and shipping company can schedule delivery.

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800-605-7595

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info@palletforks.com

Great product As advertised Installed with no problem
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Posted 6 years ago
Works well, good quality, If the bottom tines were 6" longer with a gentle upward curve the unit would be perfect, it would lift logs much better than now, I would be interested in 4 to 6 bolt on tines to extend the ones now.
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Posted 6 years ago
Well made product. One possible improvement would be a metal plate in front of the hose connection on the lower part of the unit.
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Posted 6 years ago
Bought this grapple on sale black friday, when received the global euro attaching points were misaligned, contacted Titan by phone and email. Less than 2 hours they called I sent info they asked for, by noon same day I had approval for needed alteration and credit for same. I bought this implement based largely on price but found customer service to be exceptional. I also purchased a Titan bale spear and flail mower all work as stated. Well pleased with Titan's equipment.
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Posted 7 years ago