Skid Steer Grapple Saw

A grapple saw combines grabbing and cutting capabilities, allowing operators to securely hold and cut trees, branches, logs, and other woody material. It is useful for forestry, land clearing, right-of-way maintenance, and cleanup application.

A grapple saw combines grabbing and cutting capabilities, allowing operators to securely hold and cut trees, branches, logs, and other woody material. It is useful for forestry, land clearing, right-of-way maintenance, and cleanup applications.

Select a model based on your skid steer’s hydraulic flow, mounting system, lifting capacity, grapple opening, and the type and size of material you intend to cut. The listed Hammer Head models provide different grapple-opening and hydraulic-flow specifications.

The Hammer Head models listed require approximately 15.5 GPM or more, with the Pro GS-44 rated up to 26 GPM and the rigid GS-44 specified for 15.5–21 GPM. Always match the attachment requirements to your machine’s auxiliary hydraulics.

Cutting capacity depends on the specific model and material. The grapple opening on the listed models is 44" or 55", but the maximum cutting diameter should be confirmed from the individual product specifications before use.

Some models are designed for additional equipment. For example, the Hammer Head Rigid Grapple Saw GS-44 is listed for skid steers, wheel loaders, and tractors. Always verify the mounting configuration, hydraulic requirements, and machine capacity before installation.