Bolt-on Grapple Attachment 48" - 60" Reviews

4.3 Rating 22 Reviews

The Bolt-on Grapple allows you to fix the adjustable grapple jaws to your skid steer or tractor bucket, creating a fully functional grapple bucket. The only modification required is to drill installation holes using the provided installation plates. Then, simply bolt or remove the grapple as needed.

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“Came packed nicely in a metal crate, easy to slide around, and fit into my truck bed. Fairly easy install, meaning you have to position and temporarily secure using C clamps, woodblocks, etc. to mark the holes. Once you have it positioned correctly then you simply drill and bolt onto the bucket. I do not have a quick attach bucket so this made the most sense for my needs and I don't have to swap out between the two. The grapple does stick up a little which slightly obstructs your view, but nothing to terrible. Grabs logs, brush, etc. well and if I pickup dirt, I can tilt bucket down to get some out. I have had mine for several months and picked up several large rocks...no more wiggleing rocks into the bucket! I'll post a video on youtube soon.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“on my kubota L2800: works great, except that the "gap distance" between the grapple and the bucket cutting edge is 6 inches and material will fall out and not be contained by the grapple...”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Pretty impressed with it. Until I had to lengthen the hoses. You should use regular JIC fittings. Every repair shop has JIC fittings had to make a new hose”

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Posted 5 years ago

“I have used them for piling and burning brush I also pile in my 8 cords firewood logs they worked awesome and the workmanship is Top notch I truly recommend This product anybody looking for this type of grapple set up”

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Posted 5 years ago

“The grapple helped immensely in the cleanup after hurricane Michael. I moved about 100 trees that had been uprooted on my property and stacked them about 8' high on the street for FEMA to pickup. I h”