Erskine Mini Skid Steer Grapple

Erskine Mini Grapples are designed for handling brush, logs, rocks, roots, dirt, debris, and other irregular materials. Depending on the model, they can also be used for raking, digging, screening, loading, landscaping, storm cleanup, and light demolition.

The Mini Industrial Grapple Bucket is designed for general material handling and can grip materials such as sand, dirt, rock, mud, brush, logs, and debris, while the Mini Grapple Rod Bucket combines digging, grabbing, and sifting to separate roots, rocks, and debris from soil. Both are 49.75 inches wide, but their designs suit different cleanup and material-handling tasks.

The Erskine Mini Industrial Grapple Rake is designed for clearing brush, picking rocks, handling mulch, raking and piling material, storm cleanup, and light demolition. Its curved teeth allow it to function as both a grapple and root rake, while the jaws provide up to a 36-inch opening.

Opening capacity varies by model. The Mini Industrial Grapple Bucket opens approximately 27 inches, the Mini Grapple Rod Bucket opens up to 27 inches, the Mini Industrial Grapple Rake opens up to 36 inches, and the Mini Multi-Purpose Grapple opens from less than 1 inch to 67 inches.

Hydraulic requirements depend on the attachment: the Mini Industrial Grapple Bucket and Mini Industrial Grapple Rake require approximately 10–20 GPM, the Mini Grapple Rod Bucket requires 5–20 GPM, and the Mini Multi-Purpose Grapple requires 5–15 GPM. Always match the attachment's hydraulic requirements with your mini skid steer's auxiliary system.

Consider the material you need to handle, jaw opening, hydraulic flow, attachment width, and required machine compatibility. The Mini Multi-Purpose Grapple is particularly versatile, offering a wide 67-inch opening, optional hydraulic rotation, a built-in saw scabbard, rope bollard, and integrated hitch, while the bucket and rake models are better suited to specific loading, sifting, raking, and cleanup tasks.