Martatch Skid Steer Grapple

Martatch offers several grapple configurations for skid steer loaders, including the Extreme Duty Stump Bucket Grapple, Rig Mat Pallet Fork Grapple, Grapple Solid/Flat Bottom, and Rock Grapple Flat Bottom. These attachments are designed for different material-handling and cleanup applications. The available configurations vary in width, dimensions, tine construction, and hydraulic-flow requirements, allowing customers to select a grapple based on the type of material and work they need to perform.

The Martatch MHSB-A Extreme Duty Stump Bucket Grapple has listed dimensions of 14" W x 60" D and requires 15–25 GPM hydraulic flow. Its stump-bucket grapple configuration is intended for applications where a combination of bucket-style handling and grapple functionality is needed. Customers should verify the complete dimensions and skid steer compatibility for their specific machine before purchasing.

The Martatch MRMGF Series Rig Mat Pallet Fork Grapple is available in 60" and 72" sizes and requires 8–15 GPM hydraulic flow. This configuration combines pallet-fork functionality with grapple capability, making it useful when materials need to be supported and secured during handling. The selected size should be matched to the material dimensions, working requirements, and skid steer compatibility.

The Martatch MBG Series Grapple Solid/Flat Bottom is available in widths from 66" to 84" and requires 17–24 GPM hydraulic flow. The Martatch MRSFG-A Series Rock Grapple Flat Bottom is available in widths from 72" to 96" and requires 15–25 GPM. The Rock Grapple also uses 1/4"–3/8" steel with hardened tines, making its configuration specifically suited to rock and material-sorting applications.

The two Martatch grapple configurations have different specifications and intended material-handling applications. The MBG Series Solid/Flat Bottom Grapple offers 66"–84" widths and requires 17–24 GPM, while the MRSFG-A Rock Grapple Flat Bottom offers 72"–96" widths, requires 15–25 GPM, and features 1/4"–3/8" steel with hardened tines. Customers should select between them according to the material being handled, required grapple width, tine configuration, and skid steer's hydraulic capacity.

Start by identifying the primary application and material you need to handle. For stump-related work, consider the MHSB-A Extreme Duty Stump Bucket Grapple; for handling rig mats and similar materials, the MRMGF Series provides 60" and 72" options; for general solid/flat-bottom grapple work, the MBG Series covers 66"–84"; and for rock-handling applications, the MRSFG-A Rock Grapple offers 72"–96" widths with hardened tines. Finally, compare the attachment's hydraulic requirement—ranging from 8–15 GPM to 17–24 GPM or 15–25 GPM depending on the model—with your skid steer's specifications before ordering.