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Scrap Grapple for Skid Steer - Haugen Attachments

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Demoing Grapple Bucket for Skid Steer 

This Scrap Grapple Bucket is made to handle some of the toughest materials at the job site. Whether you're demoing a small building or using it at a scrap yard this bucket can handle it. It's heavily built throughout the attachment and comes with a universal skid steer mount with hoses and couplers. It comes standard with a weld-on high carbon cutting edge that allows you to add an optional cutting edge if needed. The hydraulic cylinders are industrial grade and can be used independently to get a grip on that cumbersome debris.

This grapple comes in a range of sizes from 72”, 78”, and 84”. The buckets are built with thick American steel and it shows with the smallest bucket weighing 998 pounds and the largest weighing 1110 pounds. The side edges are rounded to allow a nice resting area for logs, poles, and wide awkward debris. If you would like to add a bolt-on cutting edge or a bolt-on tooth bar, get in contact with us to package the right Scrap Grapple Bucket for you.

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FEATURES

  • Designed for a general clean up and scrap yards
  • Independent grapples allow for uneven loads
  • 2 1/2” x 10” Industrial Cylinders
  • It comes standard with a weld-on high carbon edge and a 5/8” x 8” bolt-on cutting edge.
  • 1-year warranty
  • Made in the USA

OPTIONS

  • Bolt-on cutting edge (3/4" x 8" Double Bevel)
  • Bolt-on tooth bar with replaceable teeth

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