Skeleton Rock Bucket Grapple Rake with Teeth 82" Reviews

4.4 Rating 25 Reviews

The Rock Grapple Rakes are built with a Universal Skid Steer Hookup, allowing it to attach to several different makes of haulers. The frame is made with a 3 x 3-inch steel tubing finished with a durable matte black powder coat paint. Along with the grapple rake, you will receive hoses, flat-faced couplers, and two 2.5-inch bore x 8-inch stroke hydraulic cylinders. Whether moving parts, transporting pipes, or grooming the lawn, you will want to invest in this piece of handy equipment.NOTE: When you order this grapple rake, you will need to provide your phone number so the trucking and shipping company can schedule delivery.

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“Very well built. Heavy piece of equipment made to last. My 93 hp tractor knows it is there. Will not be dissappointed.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Most reviews stated that hoses are to long...Mine are 6 inches short.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Heavy duty build, grapple works well, have to watch interference with skid steer when grapples are open fully.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Good value for money”

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Posted 4 years ago

“I have not used this attachment yet. It looks very heavy duty and well build. It arrived well packaged and in good condition and in a very timely manner. Hope to try it very soon.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“This bucket is built heavy enough for anything we’ve put it through so far dug rocks half the width of the bucket and moved 30inch diameter trees my complaints would be not having any protection for the hoses, very light protection for the cylinders, the grapple can hit our John Deere 329e rolled all the way back open, and the grapple tines pinch Behind the front cut blade so fine grabbing is much more difficult. But all that aside this is a solid attachment especially for the price.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“It is very well built. The only problem I have with it are the hydraulic lines. The lines come straight out where they hook up to my John Deere skid steer and when you have the bucket tilted back and open the grapple it broke the hydraulic lines off and where they plug into my skid steer it broke it off also. I put 90 degree fittings on the hoses and replaced the hook up on my skid steer. I haven't had any trouble since. It cost about 250 dollars for me to fix it.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“hoses are plenty long and when clamp is open it hits the hydraulic outlets on my 320E skid loader would recommend using a different set up on clamp cylinders to keep hydraulic connections closer to cylinder to help protect them better.”

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Posted 4 years ago