Top Dog Attachments Skid Steer Grapple

The Top Dog Attachments grapple collection includes a wide range of grapple attachments designed for different material-handling and cleanup applications. Options include Heavy Duty Rock Grapples, Rock Grapples, Scrap Grapples, Weld-On Grapples, Manure Grapples, Grapple-Only attachments, Low Profile Dirt Buckets with Grapple, Bale Grapples, Pallet Fork Grapples, HD Brush Buckets with Grapple, Rake Grapples, Granite Grapples, Stump Grapples, T/S Grapples, Brush Grapples, Manure Fork Grapples, Firewood Grapples, and Utility Grapples. This variety allows skid steer operators to select a grapple based on the material being handled, attachment configuration, width, and hydraulic flow requirements.

Top Dog grapples are available in widths ranging from 45.30" to 90", depending on the attachment. Examples include the 45" Pallet Fork Grapple, 45.30" Stump Grapple, 48" Grapple Only, 59.5" Weld-On Grapple, 60"–84" Scrap Grapple, 62"–90" Firewood Grapple, and 72"–90" options across several specialized models. Some attachments, such as the Granite Grapple, are available from 54" to 84", while the Utility Grapple has a 72" width. Selecting the correct width should take into account the skid steer setup and the type of material or work area involved.

Most of the Top Dog grapples in this collection require 15–25 GPM hydraulic flow. However, some models have different requirements, including the Pallet Fork Grapple at 10–15 GPM, Manure Fork Grapple at 12–18 GPM, T/S Grapple, Brush Grapple, and Utility Grapple at 15–20 GPM, and several other models within the 15–25 GPM range. Before selecting a grapple, compare your skid steer's hydraulic flow with the specified GPM range of the attachment to ensure the hydraulic requirements are compatible.

The collection includes several grapple configurations for specific material-handling needs. Brush Grapples and HD Brush Buckets with Grapple are available for brush-related handling, while the Firewood Grapple is offered in widths from 62" to 90". The Rake Grapple, available in 72" and 78" widths, provides another configuration within the collection. For agricultural material, Top Dog offers Bale Grapples, Manure Grapples, and Manure Fork Grapples. The appropriate choice depends on the material being handled and the required attachment width and hydraulic flow.

Top Dog offers grapple designs for different categories of material and work. Rock and Heavy Duty Rock Grapples are available in widths suited to rock-handling applications, while the Stump Grapple is 45.30" wide. The Scrap Grapple is available from 60" to 84", and the Granite Grapple ranges from 54" to 84". Other specialized configurations include Bale, Manure, Firewood, Brush, Rake, Utility, and Pallet Fork Grapples. The differences are primarily reflected in the intended material-handling application, attachment configuration, available widths, and hydraulic flow requirements listed for each model.

Start by identifying the material or task the grapple will be used for, such as rock, brush, firewood, manure, bales, scrap, stumps, or general utility work. Next, verify your skid steer's hydraulic flow in GPM and compare it with the attachment's specified range. Finally, consider the available grapple width, which ranges from 45.30" to 90" across this collection. For example, the Pallet Fork Grapple is 45" wide and requires 10–15 GPM, while the Firewood Grapple is available from 62" to 90" and requires 15–25 GPM. Matching the grapple type, width, and hydraulic requirements to your skid steer will help you identify the appropriate attachment for your application.