Skid Steer Root Rakes

Skid steer root rakes are designed for clearing roots, brush, rocks, stumps, debris, and unwanted vegetation while preparing or cleaning land. They are commonly used for site preparation, land clearing, landscaping, forestry, and property maintenance.

A root rake is primarily used for raking, loosening, and gathering roots, rocks, and debris. A root rake grapple adds hydraulic grappling capability, allowing you to grab, hold, lift, and move larger piles of brush, logs, roots, and other material.

Consider your skid steer's hydraulic flow (GPM), attachment mounting system, operating capacity, desired working width, and intended application. The products in this category range from compact models to heavy-duty attachments with widths generally around 48" to 96".

Hydraulic requirements vary by model. The listed attachments generally require approximately 5–35 GPM, depending on the grapple cylinders and hydraulic system. Always match the attachment's required flow range to your skid steer before purchasing.

Yes. Root rake grapples are particularly useful for land clearing, brush removal, root extraction, and debris handling. The rake teeth can help separate soil and debris while the grapple holds material for easier transport and cleanup.

Yes. The category includes standard-duty, heavy-duty, severe-duty, and extreme-duty options. Heavy-duty models are better suited for demanding applications involving large roots, rocks, logs, and difficult land-clearing conditions.