Jenkins Skeleton Rock and Brush Grapple

$3,650.00–$4,590.00 CAD

The Jenkins Iron and Steel Skeleton Rock and Brush Grapples are the most versatile grapples that we produce built to withstand the abuse of the most powerful skid loaders on the market while at the same time being an invaluable tool for smaller machines. Available in 68”, 74”, 78” and 84” widths these commercial grade grapples feature 3” spacing between each 3/8” tine with a 1” cold rolled shaft welded through the center of all the teeth, and are tied together by a ½” grade 50 serrated cutting edge out front making them ideal for back dragging, raking, wedging small trees and even land leveling. The bucket section of the grapple is robot welded solid for precision and strength, not stitched together like others on the market. These grapples feature removable bolt on side plates which make them highly usable with a variety of applications from scrap metal, fire wood, logs, brush piling, to rocks the possibilities are endless. Like all of our grapples they have fully grease-able pivot points, cylinder covers and enclosed grapples.  Dual cylinder grapples open and close together but close to different levels making them ideal for grapping and holding uneven loads in the bucket.

The Skeleton Rock and Brush VS models are identical to our standard grapples but feature visibility slots cut into the grapples for those who require more visibility for picking rock and brush with the grapple claws up.

All Jenkins hydraulic attachments come with hoses, cylinders and flat face couplers. All Jenkins Iron and Steel attachments can be modified to fit a variety of tractor loader models including but not limited to John Deere, Westendorf, Global, Euro, Koyker, New Holland, Kubota etc. Please call with your model number or pick out your hook up style with picture aids listed here. Various skid steer loader mounts are also available for those without universal skid steer quick-tach, please call for additional information!

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