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Rock lift grapples give skid steers and excavators a hydraulic jaw for gripping, lifting, and placing boulders, rock, and debris without manual handling. Vovlift stocks the Kenco MG series in three capacities — 3,000 lb, 6,000 lb, and 12,000 lb — so you can match the attachment to the material size and machine class on your site.
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View full detailsA rock lift grapple is a hydraulic attachment that mounts to a skid steer or excavator and uses opposing jaws to clamp, lift, and reposition rock, boulders, and heavy debris. It replaces manual chain-and-hook methods, reducing handling time and crew exposure on landscaping, demolition, and site-prep jobs.
Match the grapple's rated capacity to the heaviest single piece you expect to move regularly, not just the average load. Vovlift's Kenco lineup covers 3,000 lb (MG3000), 6,000 lb (MG6000), and 12,000 lb (MG12000), so smaller landscaping crews and larger excavation operations can each size to their carrier's lift rating.
Lower-capacity grapples suit residential landscaping, retaining wall placement, and light debris removal, while higher-capacity models handle quarry-size rock and heavier demolition material. Choosing a capacity with margin above your typical load reduces cycle-time strain on the attachment and the host machine over repeated use.
