Description

The most versatile tool in your attachment arsenal. The strength of the Grapple Rake allows you to pick up a variety of debris, from logs and brush to rocks and concrete. Quality grade 100 steel used throughout gives you a grapple rake that withstands the toughest demands. The 48” opening and powerful jaws will close, clamp, and hold virtually anything.

• Grade 100 steel teeth nearly three times stronger than grade 36 (80 plate)

• 2 - 3,000 lb hydraulic cylinders

• Opens to 48”

• Curved teeth allow the grapple to glide over the ground, raking and cleaning the surface without damaging it

• Clear brush, pick rocks, and mulch

• Raking and piling, storm cleanup, demolition

• Use as a root rake

• Grapple encloses entirely and secures debris

• Tubular steel construction provides extra strength and power

 Make Sure to Compare Grades of Steel

Some advertise "80 plate." This is a fancy name for Grade 36 Steel. They are marketing the maximum breaking strength of Grade 36 Steel, which is 80,000 PSI/KSI. Quick Attach instead advertises their steel at the minimum bending strength, not the maximum breaking strength. Don't be confused by grapples stating high tensile strength steel; if the grade isn't stated, it is generally a mild Grade 36. 

Model - 84”

• Operating Weight- 900 lb.

• Overall Width- 85.25”

• Overall Depth- 33.6"

• Width Between Teeth (average)- 7.5”

• Height with Teeth Closed- 37.6”

• Maximum Height with Teeth Open- 46.3”

• Maximum Opening- 48”

• Grapple Teeth (upper)- 11G

• Grapple Teeth (lower)- 12

• Cylinder Force- Over 12 Tons

• Hydraulic Cylinders- 3" x 8" (2)

• Tooth Construction- 1/2” Grade 100