The wheel loader grapple is a versatile attachment that can be installed on a wheel loader to increase its efficiency and productivity. The main function of the grapple is to grab, lift and transport various materials, such as logs, grass, rocks, debris and other large items.
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The main purpose of our customer’s choice of this grapple attachment this time is to go back and grab forage. Because the bucket is covered with forks, the forage will not be easily scattered, and at the same time, it will hold more forage.
One of the key features of wheel loader grapples is the ability to handle uneven and irregularly shaped objects with ease. The bucket is equipped with a sturdy and durable grab bucket that can firmly grasp materials of different sizes and shapes, allowing for efficient loading and unloading operations.
At the same time, the use of wheel loader grabs is also diverse, not only in agriculture, but also in various industries such as construction, forestry, and waste management. In construction, grapples are often used to clean up and move debris, as well as load and unload materials at construction sites. In forestry, grapples are essential for handling logs and branches, making it easier to transport and process wood materials.
Overall, a wheel loader grapple is a valuable accessory that enhances the capabilities of your wheel loader, making it a versatile and efficient tool for a variety of applications. Its durability, versatility and ease of use make it a must-have accessory for any wheel loader operator.
Maybe you’re landscaping your place and want to move some large rocks. Or you’ve got fallen logs you let lie over the summer, and now you want to move them closer to your firewood pile. And all the dead brush around your place needs to be hauled off for burning, or maybe moved to a wildlife habitat area you’re constructing. What about those piles of old hay and straw that need to be scraped up and carried someplace else?
When it comes to hefty chores like these, you need a grapple. And frankly, they’re just beyond the budget for some folks.
Instead, I offer you the Add-A-Grapple.
In order to have a tractor Add-A-Grapple, all you need are hydraulic remotes at the front of the tractor. If your machine doesn’t have them, take a look at the diverter valve kit we offer. Anyone with average mechanical abilities can install it. (Of course, you can hire a mechanic to install a complicated 3rd Function Kit, but why bother?)
We offer a good selection of different types of Add-A-Grapples and several grapple rakes. Here’s a brief overview of what they are.
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Do you own either a 50HP or lower subcompact or compact tractor with a bucket 60″- 79″ in width? This Single-Add-A-Grapple is designed to fit buckets in that size range. You easily attach it to the sides of the front end loader bucket and then simply remove it for loader work. The grapple mount stays in place. Now you’ve got a tractor grapple bucket with a 35” opening. And you’ll appreciate the economical cost. Get all the specs and details here.
Even a subcompact tractor with 26 HP or less can carry a grapple. If your bucket is between 36″ and 55″ in., this Add-A-Grapple is the one you need. Just attach to the sides of the front end loader bucket and you’ve got a front end loader grapple, which can be removed. The mount stays in place. Your tractor not equipped with the needed front bucket remote hydraulic connections? They can be added to most loaders by ordering the MP020 X-tra Valve Kit. Full info here.
Need something a with a bigger bite? Want to move heavier loads? The Double Add-A- Grapple gives you more the versatility than the Single, so you can pick up smaller loose material and clamp down on an uneven load. The package includes all hoses and skid loader-compatible flat faced couplers. And, of course, you can remove it for bucket only applications. Learn all about it here.
Here’s another option if you want a grapple and you already own a set of pallet forks. This economical and very effective solution will fit forks 4″ wide or narrower and up to 1 3/4″ thick. The grapple assembly has slots cut to accept the forks, and two fork positions are available to help you manage different types of loads. I particularly find it useful when cutting logs or pipes because I don’t have to bend over, or risk getting the chain saw blade into the ground. It’s also very handy for stabilizing pallet loads. You do need hydraulic ports at the front of the tractor loader. Read the full info here.
The Adjustable Pallet Fork Add A Grapple has three height settings, so it can secure everything from a single log or pipe, up to a 74″ diameter round bale of hay. Changing the height adjustment is easy, and like all the Add-A-Grapples, it gives you a great grapple system for a fraction of the cost. It works with any brand of pallet forks that fit the dimensions required, regardless of front end loader quick attach system! More info here.
We’ve got them in several sizes, so you can match your tractor size and capability properly.
Have you been looking at grapples for your under 40HP tractor? Do they all seem to take up all of your lift capacity? Then the Mini 322 Grapple Rake may be the perfect grapple rake for you. Designed for maximum strength, The Mini has the durability of a much heavier rake, but is still light and maneuverable. Perfect for a small tractor! And you can find them in both single and double grapples. Full info here.
Generally compatible with tractors 35 HP tractors and larger. It fits either skid loader compatible loaders or those with 400-500 series John Deere lynch pin attachments.
This Grapple Rake is a master at moving brush, so if you want to get the ground really clean with minimal effort, consider this attachment. One extra benefit of this product is that unlike traditional grapples, it can pick up downed limbs and debris. Now, if you’re cleaning up storm damage, there will be lots of getting on and off the tractor seat with just a grapple. Not so when you add a Grapple Rake. And it’s designed for compact and mid-range tractors where weight may be a consideration. Hoses and hydraulic fittings included on this model. Read all about it here.
Similar to the single model, but available with double grapples in 60” and 72” widths. Of course, it weighs more than the single grapple rake, so you need to consider the lift capacity of your front end loader before purchasing one. Hoses and hydraulic fittings included on this model. Full details here.
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