The M&M Hydra Rake Brush Grapple is built for skid steer and compact track loader operators who need a serious cleanup grapple for brush, trees, limbs, storm debris, hay, pipe, boards, scrap, tires, and other bulky material. The open rake-style design lets loose dirt fall through while holding the material you actually want to move.
This is a strong fit for farms, ranches, acreages, contractors, municipalities, public works crews, and DNR-style land management work. Whether you are cleaning up waterways, parks, trails, habitat areas, fence rows, roadsides, burn piles, or storm damage, the Hydra Rake gives operators a heavy-duty grapple that is not limited to one kind of material.
Available in 6′, 7′, and 8′ widths, the Hydra Rake comes in Extreme 6 and Extreme 12 versions. Both are built the same, with the only difference being tooth spacing. Extreme 6 uses 6" tooth centers, while Extreme 12 uses 12" tooth centers. The Hydra Rake also features an over 48" tip-to-tip opening, a full-width solid grapple top, hidden cylinders and hoses, reinforced teeth, and a massive 6" heavy-wall main frame.
What is the difference between Extreme 6 and Extreme 12?
The build is the same. The difference is tooth spacing. Extreme 6 has 6″ tooth centers, while Extreme 12 has 12″ tooth centers.
Which tooth spacing should I choose?
Choose Extreme 6 for smaller brush, sticks, branches, and tighter cleanup. Choose Extreme 12 for larger limbs, trees, hay, scrap, tires, and bulkier material.
Why is this a good fit for DNR or land management crews?
It handles a wide range of cleanup work, including trails, waterways, habitat areas, storm debris, parks, roadsides, brush piles, and public land maintenance.
Can it move more than brush?
Yes. It can move hay, pipe, boards, scrap steel, brush, trees, tires, limbs, and mixed cleanup debris.
Why does the open rake design matter?
It lets dirt fall through while holding the material you want to move. That helps reduce unnecessary weight and keeps piles cleaner.
How wide does the grapple open?
The Hydra Rake opens over 48″ tip to tip, giving operators more room to grab bulky or awkward material.
Are the cylinders and hoses protected?
Yes. The cylinders and hoses are hidden on the back side of the grapple to help protect them from brush, limbs, and debris.
What size should I choose?
Choose 6′ for smaller machines and tighter areas, 7′ for an all-around setup, and 8′ for larger machines or higher-volume cleanup work.
Note: Best matched with skid steers and compact track loaders with enough lift capacity, hydraulic power, and machine weight for the selected width and material being handled.
Common Compatible Skid Steers
Bobcat: S510, S530, S550, S570, S590, S630, S650, S740, S76, S770, S86, T550, T590, T595, T630, T650, T66, T76, T770, T86
CAT: 226D3, 232D3, 236D3, 242D3, 246D3, 262D3, 272D3, 239D3, 249D3, 255, 259D3, 265, 275, 279D3, 289D3, 299D3
John Deere: 316GR, 318G, 320G, 324G, 325G, 330G, 331G, 332G, 333G, 317, 320, 324, 326, 328, 332, 333
Kubota: SSV65, SSV75, SVL65-2, SVL75-2, SVL75-3, SVL95-2s, SVL97-2
New Holland: L316, L318, L320, L321, L328, L334, C327, C332, C337, C345
Case: SR160B, SR175B, SV185B, SR210B, SR240B, SV280B, SV340B, TR270B, TR310B, TV370B, TV450B
Takeuchi: TL6R, TL8R2, TL8R3, TL10, TL12, TL12V2, TL12R2, TL12V3
ASV: RT-40, RT-50, RT-60, RT-65, RT-75, VT-70, RT-120, VT-100, RT-135
Gehl: R165, R190, R220, V270, V330, RT165, RT185, RT215, RT255, VT320
JCB: 215, 215T, 260, 260T, 270, 300, 3TS-8T, 3TS-8W
Manitou: 1650R, 1900R, 2200R, 2700V, 3300V, 3200VT, 4200V
Mustang: 1650R, 1900R, 2200R, 2700V, 3300V, 3200VT, 4200V
Wacker Neuson: SW17, SW20, SW21, SW24, SW28, SW32, ST31, ST35, ST40, ST45, ST50
Volvo: MC70C, MC85C, MC95C, MC110C, MC115C, MCT85C, MCT110C, MCT125C, MCT135C
M&M Attachments are backed by a limited manufacturer warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship for the original purchaser.
This warranty does not cover damage caused by misuse, improper installation, normal wear and tear, or operation outside of rated capacities.
All warranty claims are handled through Echo Equipment, where you’ll work directly with our team to get issues resolved quickly without the runaround.
Go-To for DNR and Land Management
A strong choice for trails, waterways, habitat cleanup, parks, roadsides, public land, storm debris, and conservation-style clearing.
Handles More Than Brush
Moves trees, limbs, hay, pipe, boards, scrap steel, tires, burn piles, storm debris, and mixed cleanup material.
Leaves Dirt Behind
The open rake design lets unwanted dirt fall through while holding brush, debris, and material in the grapple.
Choose Your Tooth Spacing
Extreme 6 gives tighter spacing for smaller debris, while Extreme 12 gives wider spacing for larger brush and bulkier cleanup.
At ECHO Equipment, we actually use and support the equipment we sell. You’re not getting generic answers - you’re talking to people who understand how this equipment works in the field. That means faster answers, better recommendations, and no wasted time trying to figure things out on your own.
We’re easy to work with. If something breaks, tell us what actually happened and be honest with us (a good sense of humor doesn’t hurt either). We’re often known to help out even outside of standard warranty terms. And if it’s on us, we’ll own it and make it right. No excuses, no finger pointing - just real support when it matters.
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