CID Skid Steer Fork Grapple

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CID Skid Steer Fork Grapple

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a CID Fork Grapple used for?

A CID Fork Grapple combines pallet forks with a hydraulic grapple for handling pallets, lumber, fence posts, pipes, and other bulky materials. It is designed for material handling applications in construction, farming, landscaping, and similar work.

What tine lengths are available for the CID Fork Grapple?

The CID Fork Grapple is available with 48-inch, 60-inch, and 72-inch tines. The 48-inch FG, 60-inch FG5500, and 72-inch C3FG configurations provide different reach options for various material-handling needs.

What is the lifting capacity of the CID Fork Grapple?

The CID Fork Grapple models listed in this collection have an 8,000-lb fork capacity, making them suitable for handling substantial loads when properly matched to the skid steer and operating conditions.

What hydraulic flow does the CID Fork Grapple require?

The CID Fork Grapple is listed for approximately 12–18 GPM of hydraulic flow and 3,000 PSI operating pressure. Always verify your skid steer's auxiliary hydraulic specifications before purchase.

Are CID Fork Grapples compatible with skid steers?

Yes. These fork grapples use a universal skid steer mounting plate, allowing them to be used with compatible skid steer loaders. Confirm the machine's hydraulic capacity, rated operating capacity, and attachment compatibility before use.

What is the difference between the FG, FG5500, and C3FG models?

The primary difference is the fork configuration and tine length: the FG uses 48-inch Class II forks, the FG5500 uses 60-inch Class II forks, and the C3FG uses 72-inch Class III forks. All three configurations are rated at 8,000 lb and use heat-treated steel construction with a powder-coated finish.