Bedrock Attachment Skid Steer Grapple

Bedrock Attachments Grapple Rakes and Grapple Buckets are designed for skid steer applications involving the handling, gathering, and moving of material. The grapple rake configuration is suited to applications where material needs to be gathered while allowing unwanted loose material to be separated through the rake structure. Grapple buckets combine bucket-style material handling with a grapple function, helping secure material during lifting and relocation. Both attachment types are available in different widths to accommodate different skid steer applications.

The Bedrock Grapple Rake range listed includes the SKGRR-72 with a 72-inch width and the SKGRR-84 with an 84-inch width. Both models are designed for skid steers and have a listed hydraulic-flow range of 15–25 GPM. The appropriate width should be selected based on the skid steer's capabilities, working conditions, available space, and the amount of material the operator needs to gather.

The listed Bedrock Grapple Bucket models include the SKGRB-75 with a 75-inch width and the SKGRB-78 with a 78-inch width. Both are equipped with a bolt-on cutting edge and are designed for skid steers with a listed hydraulic-flow range of 15–25 GPM. The cutting-edge configuration provides a defined working edge for bucket operations while the grapple function helps retain material during handling.

The listed Bedrock Grapple Rake and Grapple Bucket models require a hydraulic-flow range of 15–25 GPM. This applies to the SKGRR-72, SKGRR-84, SKGRB-75, and SKGRB-78 models provided. Before ordering, verify the auxiliary hydraulic-flow specification of your skid steer and confirm that its attachment system is compatible with the selected Bedrock model.

The main difference is their working design and intended material-handling approach. A Grapple Rake uses a rake-style structure combined with a grapple, making it useful for gathering and handling material where separation of loose material is beneficial. A Grapple Bucket combines a conventional bucket design with a grapple and bolt-on cutting edge, making it suitable for applications requiring bucket-style collection and secure material handling. Choosing between them depends on the type of material and work you perform.

First, confirm that your skid steer is compatible with the attachment and meets the listed 15–25 GPM hydraulic-flow range. Then choose between the Grapple Rake and Grapple Bucket according to the type of material and work involved. For grapple rakes, the available widths are 72" and 84"; for grapple buckets, the available widths are 75" and 78". Also consider working space, desired coverage, material-handling requirements, and the skid steer's overall capabilities before selecting the exact model.