Shop Mini Skid Steer Grapple

Moving debris by hand is a waste of time when a mini skid steer grapple can turn your compact loader into a material-handling beast. Whether you are clearing brush or moving rock, this tool bites down hard to secure the load. It is a staple in our Mini Skid Steer Attachments lineup for efficient site cleanup.

Built with high-strength steel, every mini skid grapple we offer is designed to withstand the abuse of a job site. Unlike a standard bucket, the hydraulic clamp allows you to grip uneven objects, such as boulders or large logs. For tasks requiring more digging capacity, check out our Mini Skid Steer Buckets for non-grapple options.

This attachment pays for itself by reducing manual labor and improving job safety. The grapple is built to handle heavy tasks while remaining light enough for a mini machine. For specialized forestry work, consider pairing it with a Mini Skid Steer Log Splitter to process the wood you move.

What Sets our Mini Skid Steer Grapple Apart

• Optimized Weight: Designed specifically for mini skid steer attachments, these units offer high strength without eating up your machine's lifting capacity like a full-sized skid grapple would.

• Protected Hydraulics: Cylinders and hoses are routed and guarded to prevent damage from falling debris or brush during operation.

• Versatile Jaw Opening: The design features a wide jaw opening that securely clamps down on a large pile of material or a single log.

• North American Quality: We stock equipment manufactured in the USA, ensuring better welds and durability than a cheap sale item from overseas.

Factors to Consider When Choosing a Mini Skid Steer Grapple

• Grapple Style: Decide between a root rake style for sifting dirt and a grapple bucket with a solid bottom for moving loose material like gravel or mulch.

• Mounting System: Ensure the quick-attach plate is compatible with your machine. Common standards include the Mini Universal (Toro Dingo, Ditch Witch) and the Bobcat MT interface.

• Machine Width: Choose a grapple attachment width that covers your tracks but isn't so wide that it becomes difficult to maneuver in tight spaces.

• Lifting Capacity: Verify that the weight of the log grapple attachment plus the load does not exceed your loader's tipping capacity.

• Hydraulic Couplers: Check whether your mini skid steer uses flat-face couplers or the older pioneer-style couplers to ensure a quick connection.

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