The Stinger Skid Steer Root Grapple is built for clearing brush, handling logs, and cleaning up debris without hauling extra dirt. Designed for both skid steers and tractors with quick attach loaders, this attachment gives you the ability to grab, clamp, and move material efficiently in one pass.

With long bottom tines and dual independent grapples, it allows you to pick up everything from small brush to larger logs while letting dirt fall through. Whether you are clearing land, cleaning up storm debris, or working on a property, this is one of the most versatile attachments you can run.

Features

• Long bottom tine design allows you to slide under brush, roots, and debris easily
• Dual independent grapple lids with approx. 48 inch opening secure uneven loads
• 3/8 inch Grade 50 steel tines built for strength and durability
• 6 inch tine spacing balances material holding with dirt separation
• 1/2 inch serrated cutting edge helps break into roots and packed material
• Reinforced frame with 4x4 top tube and 3x3 bottom support prevents flexing
• Twin hydraulic cylinders around 2500 PSI provide strong clamping force
• Greaseable pivot points extend lifespan and smooth operation
• Includes hoses and flat face couplers ready to connect
• Universal skid steer quick attach plate allows use on skid steers and compatible tractors

Saves Time on Cleanup

Grab, lift, and move material without sorting by hand

Carries Clean Loads

Tine spacing drops dirt so you are not hauling unnecessary weight

Works Across Machine Types

Compatible with skid steers and tractors with quick attach loaders

Handles Real Material

Built for logs, brush, roots, and debris

• Land clearing and brush removal
• Handling logs and limbs
• Storm cleanup
• Property and acreage maintenance
• Farm and rural work
• Moving roots and debris

• Width Options: 60", 66", 72", 78"
• Grapple Opening: approx. 48 inches
• Tine Spacing: approx. 6 inches
• Tine Material: 3/8 inch Grade 50 steel
• Cutting Edge: 1/2 inch serrated edge
• Cylinders: dual approx. 2500 PSI

Recommended Machine Specs

• Lift Capacity: 1500
• Hydraulic Function: auxiliary hydraulics required
• Machine Type: skid steer, compact track loader, or tractor with SSQA

Common Compatible Machines

Bobcat- S150, S160, S175, S185, S205, S450, S510, S550, S570, S590, S630, S650, S66, S76, T450, T550, T590, T650, T66

Caterpillar- 216B, 226B, 236B, 242D, 246D, 259D, 262D, 272D

John Deere- 312GR, 314G, 316GR, 317G, 318G, 320G, 324G, 325G, 331G

Kubota- SSV65, SSV75, SVL65-2, SVL75-2, SVL97-2, L2501, L3301, L3901, MX5400

Case- SR130, SR150, SR160, SR175, SR200, SR210, SV250, SV280

New Holland- L213, L215, L218, L220, L223, L225, L228, C232, C238

Will this work on a tractor

Yes. As long as your tractor has a skid steer style quick attach and auxiliary hydraulics, this will work.

Why is this popular on compact tractors

It is lighter than many heavy-duty grapples, which helps tractors maintain lift capacity while still getting the job done.

What makes this different from a rock grapple

This has wider tine spacing and longer tines, making it better for brush, logs, and roots instead of smaller rocks.

Will dirt fall through when picking up material

Yes. That is the point. The spacing allows you to carry material without hauling extra dirt.

Why are dual lids important

They clamp uneven loads independently so material stays secure during transport.

Can it dig into roots

Yes. The serrated edge helps break into roots and packed debris before grabbing.

What is the biggest mistake people make buying a root grapple

Buying one that is too heavy for their machine. Weight directly impacts lift capacity.