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Heavy Duty Rock Grapple
Heavy Duty. Our Heavy Duty Rock Grapple is great for sifting through dirt in order to remove rocks. With the tines set at 2–3/8″ apart, you pick up most everything but the dirt. You can also pick up large rocks, logs, brush or just about anything else with these grapples. We use twin 2″ bore…
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X-treme Fork Grapple
X-Treme Duty. Our Fork Grapple is perfect for use on the farm, in logging operations, and by general contractors. The top tine is adjustable for small or large loads, and the hydraulic cylinder provides ample clamping force. Our fork tines are completely heat-treated from the tip to the heel from quality suppliers
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X-treme Grapple Bucket
X-Treme Duty. The X-treme Grapple Bucket is perfect for picking up logs, rocks, construction supplies, or any other type of debris. Designed for larger machines, it can handle more material than our Heavy Duty Grapple Bucket. One key feature that sets our X-treme Grapple Bucket apart from competitors is the enclosed hydraulic cylinder shaft, protecting…
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X-treme Manure Fork Grapples
X-Treme Duty. Our X-treme Manure Fork Grapple is an excellent piece of equipment to have on the farm. Whether moving bales of hay or cleaning up after storm damage, you will find many uses for the manure fork grapple. Strong 2″ cold rolled steel is used on the bottom tines
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X-treme Duty Mat Grapple
X-Treme Duty. Our X-treme mat grapple is designed to pick up and move equipment mats. It can also be used to transport logs, poles and just about anything else. We build this in a class 3 carriage with a lifting capacity of 8,000 pounds
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X-Treme Rock Grapple
X-Treme Duty. The CID Heavy Duty and X-treme Rock Grapples are great for sifting through dirt in order to remove rocks. The X-treme Grapple has fully welded front teeth, while the HD version uses a 3/4” x 6” cutting edge. This edge will be upgraded to a 1” x 8” when adding the optional teeth.…
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X-treme Duty Root Grapple
X-Treme Duty. The X-treme Root Grapple is the grapple of choice for those who need an attachment that will hold up in severe applications. It can handle more material and is more rugged that our other grapples. It’s built from 5/8″ thick steel plate on the top, 1/2″ on bottom, and incorporates 4″ square tubing.…
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Hay Accumulator Grapple
CID. The Accumulator Grapple allows one man and a skid steer to gather 8 to 10 square bales, grapple them, lift and off load to a trailer. Lessen the number of people required to clear the fields, increase your profitability and time savings with one purchase! No need for multiple pieces of equipment, this is…
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Standard Duty Grapple Bucket
Standard Duty. Our Grapple Buckets are highly versatile attachments Available in a wide range of sizes, they can easily pick up logs, rocks, building/construction supplies, or any other type of debris. They are designed for up to 45 HP on standard duty and up to 65 HP on heavy duty. All our grapple buckets feature…
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Monster Grapple Bucket
Monster. The monster grapple bucket is a perfect match for 100 horse power track loaders and telescoping loaders (telehandlers). Reinforced with extra tubing and ribs, enormous opening, deep floor and has one of the largest capacity’s on the market
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Monster Root Grapple
Monster. The Monster Root Grapple is a perfect match for the biggest, baddest rubble you can find. It is the largest we offer. This attachment is reinforced with extra tubing and pipe, enormous opening depth and the largest capacity on the market. The Monster Root Grapple has a 7500 lb clamping force and 3500 psi.…
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X-treme Stump Grapple
X-Treme Duty. Our X-treme Stump Grapple is made from 1/2″ top quality steel plate and features a 1″ cutting edge, replaceable teeth and a 3/8″ hose. Not only are you able to dig out stumps, you are able to carry them away afterwards. No need to have another attachment for loading the stump into your…
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