Worksaver Skid Steer Grapple

Worksaver grapple attachments are designed for handling brush, logs, rocks, wood, storm debris, construction materials, and other hard-to-handle materials. They are useful for land clearing, landscaping, construction cleanup, storm cleanup, and material handling while allowing dirt to fall through the tines.

The Low Profile Tine Grapple uses closely spaced tines to pick up rocks, brush, wood, metal, and debris while leaving dirt behind. The SSGR-84 Brush Grapple uses lower tines with gripping notches and dual upper grapples, making it especially useful for collecting and securing brush and larger debris.

The listed models provide several width options, including 78" and 84" Low Profile Tine Grapples, an 84" SSGR-84 Brush Grapple, a 77" SSGR-277 Split-Top Grapple Rake, and a 7-foot 812500 Brush Grapple Rake. The right width depends on your machine size, available capacity, and the area you need to clear.

Hydraulic requirements vary by model. Your product listings specify approximately 12–18 GPM for the SSGR-84, 12–20 GPM for the SSGR-277, and 8–16 GPM for the 812500. Always compare the attachment requirement with your skid steer's auxiliary hydraulic flow before ordering.

Yes. The Low Profile Tine Grapple is designed with a low-profile configuration, while the SSGR-84 also uses a lower-profile design to improve operator access. The SSGR-84's upper grapples open to 59 inches, helping the operator collect and retain larger amounts of debris.

Choose based on your skid steer's quick-attach system, hydraulic flow, operating capacity, attachment width, material type, and intended application. For general rocks and debris, a Low Profile Tine Grapple is a strong option; for brush and logs, the SSGR-84 or Split-Top Grapple Rake provides dedicated gripping capability. Also confirm machine compatibility and proper counterbalancing before operation.