Description

Reaper Attachments SS-FG-66 Fork Grapple

Skid Steer Fork Grapple SS-FG-66 is a unique attachment that adapts to the skid steer forks you already have with little to no modifications to your fork frame allowing you the ability to fork grapple loads of logs or brush or even picking up large rocks and hold onto them for better positioning. (Please note Forks are not included) With its aggressive serrated teeth and hydraulic driven power, it definitely is not going to let go until you let it. Brush piles and fallen trees are no match for our skid steer fork grapple attachment. Lifting is only limited by the weight of your skid steer and the capacity of the forks you mount this system on. The jaw of the Reaper Attachments SS-FG-66 retracts up so you are also able to just utilize the forks for moving heavy objects even load and unload trucks and trailers. As the originator we started working on this design concept in early 2014 refining & testing it to suit the widest applications possible and we believe it’s sure to become a go to attachment for your everyday work whether it is on the job or around the farm.

Features:

• Great for securely lifting and loading pipes, logs, pallets and more
• Adjustable grapple opening
• Open wider or close tighter depending on material and job needs
• 4 cylinder mounting positions
• Adjustable for positioning
• Hoses and couplers included with purchase
• Manufactured Here in Beautiful Washington State USA

Specifications:

• Load Capacity: 4,000 pounds
• Weight: 257 lbs

SS-FG-66 Video

NOTE:

Consult your skid steer manual to insure lift capacities are not exceeded. Safety is the #1 priority. Be sure that you and your operator get familiar with the operators hand book as well as the location and instruction of all safety decals. If decals are no longer legible new ones should be purchased and installed. Can be found in Parts.

*actual result will vary dependent on available oil and pressure.

*accurate templates or diagrams specific to your machine maybe required for mounting