What is the difference between a root grapple and a grapple bucket?

A root grapple has open tines that let dirt sift out while gripping roots, brush, and rock. A grapple bucket has a solid bottom, so it holds loose material like mulch or gravel while still clamping debris under its lid. Choose by whether you need to sift or carry.

How do I choose the right grapple duty class?

Match the duty class to material weight and how often you work. Standard and medium duty handle property cleanup and light clearing. Xtra Heavy Duty and Monster grapples use heavier steel for continuous land clearing, rock, and stump loads. Call +1 (307) 441-5529 for sizing help.

Will these Loflin Fabrication grapples fit my skid steer?

Loflin Fabrication grapples use a skid steer quick-attach mounting plate compatible with standard universal couplers. Confirm your machine's hydraulic flow and coupler style against each product's spec table before ordering, or call +1 (307) 441-5529 and we'll help match an attachment to your loader.

Is shipping and warranty included on these attachments?

Every Loflin Fabrication attachment ships by insured LTL freight and carries the manufacturer warranty listed on its product page. Warranty terms and specifications appear on each individual listing, so review the spec table before ordering or call +1 (307) 441-5529 with questions.

Professional Skid Steer Grapple Attachments for Versatile Debris Handling | Vovlift

Move brush, roots, rock, and stumps in a single pass. Vovlift stocks 11 Loflin Fabrication skid steer grapple attachments — root grapples, grapple buckets, rock grapples, and stump buckets — from standard duty for site cleanup through Monster and Xtra Heavy Duty builds for land clearing and demolition. Every listing carries a full spec table, manufacturer warranty, and insured LTL freight.

✓ Standard, medium, heavy, and Monster duty classes · ✓ Spec table on every listing · ✓ Manufacturer warranty · ✓ Sizing help: +1 (307) 441-5529

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Loflin Fabrication Skid Steer Standard Duty Root Grapple

Open-tine root grapple for everyday property cleanup and light clearing

$3,547.00

Loflin Fabrication Skid Steer Standard Duty Grapple Bucket

Solid-bottom bucket scoops loose material while clamping debris under the lid

$3,547.00

Loflin Fabrication Skid Steer Xtra Heavy Duty Grapple Bucket

Heavier steel build for continuous heavy land clearing and demolition

$4,483.00

Loflin Fabrication Monster Root Grapple

Top-tier Monster root grapple for the toughest land-clearing loads

$5,323.00

Loflin Fabrication Xtra Heavy Duty Rock Grapple Bucket

Rock grapple bucket built for sorting and hauling heavy stone

$4,650.00

Loflin Fabrication Skid Steer Stump Bucket

Reinforced stump bucket pries stumps, roots, and rock from ground

$954.00

How to Choose a Skid Steer Grapple Attachment

What is a skid steer grapple?

A skid steer grapple is a hydraulic attachment with a fixed lower jaw and one or more clamping tines or lids that grip irregular material — brush, roots, logs, rock, and debris — against the frame. It lets one operator pick up, carry, and load loose material that a plain bucket cannot hold.

Root grapple or grapple bucket?

Choose an open-tine root grapple to rake roots, brush, and rock while soil and dirt sift through the tines. Choose a solid-bottom grapple bucket when you also need to scoop and carry loose material like mulch, gravel, or spoil. Loflin builds both across standard, medium, and heavy-duty classes.

Which duty class fits your work?

Match the class to material weight and frequency. Standard and medium duty suit property cleanup and light land clearing. Xtra Heavy Duty and Monster builds use heavier steel and tine structure for continuous land clearing, rock, and stump work under high loads. Call +1 (307) 441-5529 if you're between classes.

Do you need a stump bucket?

A stump bucket digs and pries stumps, roots, and rock from the ground with a narrow, reinforced profile. Pair a stump bucket for extraction with a root grapple for gathering and hauling the cleared material to your pile or trailer.