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Heavy Duty Rock Grapple | Skid Steer Attachment | Hydraulic | 1/2" Steel Tines | 3" Tine Spacing | 2" x 10" Cylinders | Quick Attach | 66"–84"

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• Comes with hoses, fittings, and couplers (Jobsite ready)
  • 1/2-inch thick steel tines
  • 3-inch tine spacing
  • Independent hydraulic cylinders
  • 31-inch opening width
  • Protected Parker hydraulics
  • Curved tine design
  • Round backfill bar
  • Greaseable oversized pins
  • Multiple width options
  • Made in USA
Overview

The XHD Rock Bucket Grapple from Loflin Manufacturing is the kind of attachment that changes how you work. If you're clearing land, cleaning up job sites, sorting rock from soil, or handling demolition debris, this grapple does the work of three separate tools in a single pass. It rakes, grabs, piles, and backfills without switching attachments or wasting time. That's the difference between finishing a job in one day versus three.

Forge Claw proudly distributes the XHD Rock Bucket Grapple nationwide, and we've seen firsthand how this attachment performs across tree services, landscaping operations, construction sites, farms, and ranches. It's built to handle the toughest materials—logs, brush, rocks, concrete rubble, stumps, root balls, and mixed debris—while letting soil fall through so you're only moving what matters. The curved tines glide across the ground without tearing up topsoil or snagging utility lines, which means you can work faster and cleaner on sensitive sites.

This isn't a lightweight grapple pretending to handle heavy work. The XHD is engineered with half-inch thick steel tines spaced three inches apart, giving you the strength to grip irregular loads and the open design to shake out dirt and fines. The round bottom bar works as a backfill blade, so after you've cleared debris, you can grade and smooth without grabbing another tool. That's real efficiency—doing more with less and keeping your operator in the seat instead of swapping attachments.

One of the smartest features on this grapple is the independent hydraulic cylinder operation. Each two-inch by ten-inch cylinder moves on its own, which means uneven loads don't throw off your grip. If you're grabbing a pile of mixed brush and rock or lifting a gnarly stump with roots going every direction, the grapples adjust automatically to keep everything secure. You're not fighting the load or repositioning multiple times. You grab it, move it, and dump it. Simple as that.

Loflin Manufacturing designed this grapple with enclosed cylinders and fully protected hoses, which is a huge advantage if you work in dense brush, demo sites, or anywhere debris can snag or puncture lines. Fewer repairs mean less downtime and lower operating costs over the life of the attachment. The grapple comes outfitted with Parker brand hoses, fittings, and couplers right from the factory, so it's jobsite-ready the day it arrives. You're not hunting down parts or making trips to the hydraulic shop before you can use it.

The XHD Rock Bucket Grapple is available in multiple widths to match your machine and the scale of your work. Forge Claw stocks 66-inch, 72-inch, 78-inch, and 84-inch models, and custom sizes are available if your operation demands something specific. Whether you're running a compact skid steer on residential lots or a full-size machine on commercial land clearing projects, there's a size that fits your workflow.

Opening width on this grapple is 31 inches, giving you serious bite when you clamp down. That's enough range to handle oversized material without losing control of smaller pieces. The larger capacity also means fewer trips back and forth between the pile and the dump site, which adds up to real time savings over the course of a day. If you're billing by the hour or working against a deadline, that efficiency translates directly into profit.

The treaded step on the frame gives your operator a safe place to stand when hooking up hoses or performing maintenance, which is a small detail that makes a big difference in daily use. Oversized, greaseable pins—sized at an inch and a quarter—ensure smooth operation and long service life. These aren't weak points that'll wear out after a season. They're built to take the abuse of constant cycling and heavy loads.

What really sets the XHD apart is how it handles mixed material. If you've ever tried sorting rock from topsoil with a bucket, you know how tedious it is. You scoop, shake, dump, repeat. The XHD does that work for you. The tine spacing and curved design let dirt fall through while you hold onto the rock, roots, wood, or rubble. You're not hauling away good soil or wasting time trying to separate materials by hand. You're sorting as you go, which keeps your piles clean and your schedule on track.

This grapple is a workhorse for tree service crews dealing with storm cleanup, lot clearing, or stump removal. It's equally valuable on construction sites where you're demolishing structures, moving concrete, or clearing foundation areas. Landscapers use it to remove old hardscaping, relocate boulders, and clean up after installations. Farmers and ranchers rely on it for pasture maintenance, fence line clearing, and handling field stone. It's one of those rare attachments that earns its place on your machine no matter what industry you're in.

Forge Claw is proud to offer free nationwide shipping on the XHD Rock Bucket Grapple, along with flexible financing options that make it easier to add this attachment to your fleet. We've built our reputation on reliable service, fast delivery, and standing behind the equipment we sell. When you order from Forge Claw, you're working with a distributor that understands your business and the demands you face on the job.

Loflin Manufacturing builds every XHD Rock Bucket Grapple in the USA with American steel and craftsmanship you can count on. This isn't imported equipment with questionable welds and weak components. It's American-made, designed for American job sites, and backed by a company that's been serving contractors and operators for years. You're investing in quality that lasts, not a throwaway attachment that'll bend or break under real-world conditions.

Specifications
  • Available Widths: 66", 72", 78", 84" (custom sizes available)
  • Tine Thickness: 1/2" thick steel
  • Tine Spacing: 3" center-to-center
  • Hydraulic Cylinders: 2" x 10" bore, independently operated
  • Opening Width: 31"
  • Pin Size: 1-1/4" oversized, greaseable
  • Hoses and Fittings: Parker brand, fully protected and enclosed
  • Bottom Bar: Round profile for backfill and grading
  • Frame Design: Curved tines for surface protection
  • Treaded Step: Integrated for safe access
  • Country of Origin: USA
Features
  • 1/2" Thick Steel Tines — heavy-gauge construction resists bending and breaking even when handling sharp rock, concrete rubble, and dense root balls under maximum load
  • 3" Tine Spacing — engineered spacing allows dirt and fines to fall through while retaining rocks, wood, and debris so you're only moving material that matters
  • Independent Hydraulic Cylinders — each 2" x 10" cylinder operates separately to automatically adjust for uneven loads and maintain secure grip on irregular material
  • Fully Protected Hoses and Cylinders — enclosed routing shields hydraulic lines from snags, punctures, and abrasion in brush and demolition environments, reducing maintenance and downtime
  • Parker Brand Hydraulics — factory-installed Parker hoses, fittings, and couplers deliver reliable performance and eliminate the need for pre-use upgrades or replacements
  • Curved Tine Design — upward-angled tines glide across the ground surface without gouging topsoil or catching underground utility lines and cables
  • Round Bottom Backfill Bar — doubles as a grading blade for backfilling trenches, smoothing surfaces, and leveling ground after debris removal
  • Oversized Greaseable Pins — 1-1/4" pins with grease fittings ensure smooth pivoting action and extended service life under continuous heavy-duty cycling
Benefits

The XHD Rock Bucket Grapple cuts your labor costs by doing the work of three separate attachments in one pass. You're raking debris, grabbing and moving it, and backfilling or grading—all without leaving the cab. That means fewer attachment changes, less downtime, and more billable hours in a day. For contractors working on tight schedules or fixed bids, that efficiency is the difference between profit and breaking even.

Durability is built into every part of this grapple. The half-inch steel tines won't fold or crack when you're pulling stumps or moving broken concrete. The enclosed cylinders and protected hoses mean you're not replacing hydraulic components every few months because a branch punched through a line. The oversized pins and greaseable joints keep everything moving smoothly season after season. You're buying an attachment that's built to last years, not one that'll need major repairs after the first hard job.

Time savings add up fast with the XHD. The larger opening width and higher capacity mean fewer trips to move the same amount of material. The independent cylinders mean you grab uneven loads on the first try instead of repositioning and re-gripping. The tine spacing sorts material as you work, so you're not stopping to shake out dirt or pick through piles by hand. Every minute you save on one task multiplies across a full day, a full week, a full season.

This grapple handles mixed and difficult material better than a standard bucket or basic grapple. Demolition debris with rebar, root balls with rocks embedded in them, brush piles tangled with fence wire—the XHD bites down and holds it all securely. The curved tines and three-inch spacing give you control without sacrificing capacity. You're not leaving half the pile behind or making multiple passes to get a clean grab.

Return on investment is straightforward. You're lowering labor costs by eliminating extra workers or extra hours. You're reducing equipment wear by using one attachment instead of swapping multiple tools. You're finishing jobs faster, which means you can take on more work or move to the next project sooner. The XHD pays for itself in time and money saved, and it keeps delivering value for years because it's built to hold up under real-world abuse.

Additional Information

The XHD Rock Bucket Grapple is ideal for contractors, landscapers, tree service professionals, farmers, ranchers, and land managers who need a single attachment that can handle multiple materials and tasks. It's equally at home on residential lot clearing projects, commercial construction sites, agricultural land improvement, and storm debris cleanup. If your work involves moving, sorting, or handling mixed materials, this grapple fits your operation.

This attachment is designed for skid steer loaders with standard universal quick-attach mounting systems. Make sure your machine's hydraulic flow and pressure meet the requirements for operating dual cylinders smoothly. Most modern skid steers handle this grapple without issues, but it's worth confirming compatibility with your specific model, especially if you're running an older or smaller machine. Forge Claw's team can help answer any questions about fitment before you order.

Operating the XHD is straightforward, but a few best practices will extend its life and improve performance. Grease the pins regularly, especially if you're working in dusty or dirty conditions. Keep hydraulic fluid clean and check hoses for wear or damage before each use. When grabbing loads, position the grapple so the tines are slightly angled down to get under the material cleanly. Don't force the cylinders past full extension or full closure—let the hydraulics do the work.

Maintenance is minimal thanks to the protected hoses and enclosed cylinders, but regular inspections will catch small issues before they become big problems. Check welds and tines for cracks or bending, especially after heavy demo work or stump removal. Replace worn pins or bushings before they cause uneven wear on the frame. Store the grapple on level ground or a pallet to keep weight off the cylinders when it's not in use. Treat it right, and the XHD will handle thousands of hours of hard work without major repairs.

Warranty Info

Manufactured by Loflin Manufacturing, this product is covered under the manufacturer's 12-month warranty for defects in materials and workmanship, valid for the first registered owner from the date of invoice. Replacement parts are warranted for 30 days from delivery. The warranty does not cover wear items such as belts, shear pins, oil, grease, tires, tubes, hydraulic hoses, knives, and PTO components. Warranty service must be performed by an authorized Loflin Manufacturing dealer. Order your XHD Rock Bucket Grapple from Forge Claw today. We offer flexible, easy financing and free nationwide shipping so every operator can get their hands on top-quality equipment.

What types of materials can the XHD Rock Bucket Grapple handle effectively?

The XHD Rock Bucket Grapple is engineered to handle the toughest materials found on land clearing, construction, and demolition sites. It excels with logs, brush, rocks, concrete rubble, stumps, root balls, and mixed debris. The half-inch thick steel tines provide the strength needed to grip irregular loads like demolition debris with rebar, root balls with embedded rocks, and brush piles tangled with fence wire.

The three-inch tine spacing is the key to its versatility—it allows dirt and fines to fall through while retaining the material you actually need to move. This sorting capability means you're not hauling away good topsoil or wasting time trying to separate materials by hand. Whether you're clearing storm debris, removing old hardscaping, sorting field stone, or handling mixed construction waste, the XHD bites down and holds everything securely. The curved tine design and 31-inch opening width give you control without sacrificing capacity, so you're not leaving half the pile behind or making multiple passes to get a clean grab.

How does the independent hydraulic cylinder system improve performance?

The independent hydraulic cylinder operation is one of the smartest features on the XHD Rock Bucket Grapple. Each two-inch by ten-inch cylinder moves on its own, which means uneven loads don't throw off your grip. When you're grabbing a pile of mixed brush and rock or lifting a gnarly stump with roots going in every direction, the grapples adjust automatically to keep everything secure. You're not fighting the load or repositioning multiple times—you grab it, move it, and dump it.

This independent action is especially valuable when handling irregular material that doesn't sit evenly between the tines. A standard grapple with linked cylinders can struggle with lopsided loads, causing material to slip or requiring multiple attempts to get a solid grip. The XHD eliminates that frustration. The independent cylinders also reduce stress on the hydraulic system and frame because each side only works as hard as it needs to. This translates to longer component life and fewer repairs over time. For operators working on tight schedules or fixed bids, that efficiency means more billable hours and fewer delays.

What size XHD Rock Bucket Grapple should I choose for my skid steer?

Choosing the right width depends on your machine size and the type of work you're doing. The XHD Rock Bucket Grapple is available in 66-inch, 72-inch, 78-inch, and 84-inch widths, with custom sizes available if your operation demands something specific. For compact skid steers working on residential lots or in tight spaces, the 66-inch or 72-inch models provide excellent maneuverability while still offering serious capacity. Mid-size machines used for landscaping, tree service, or small construction projects typically match well with the 72-inch or 78-inch widths.

Full-size skid steers handling commercial land clearing, large-scale demolition, or agricultural work benefit from the 78-inch or 84-inch models, which maximize productivity by moving more material per cycle. Consider your typical job site conditions as well. Narrower widths are easier to maneuver in wooded areas or around existing structures, while wider models excel in open spaces where maximum efficiency matters. The key is matching the grapple width to your machine's lifting capacity and hydraulic flow to ensure optimal performance without overworking your equipment. Forge Claw can help you select the right size based on your specific machine model and intended applications.

How does the XHD Rock Bucket Grapple reduce operating costs?

The XHD Rock Bucket Grapple cuts operating costs in several meaningful ways. First, it eliminates the need for multiple attachments by combining raking, grabbing, moving, and backfilling capabilities in a single tool. That means fewer attachment changes, less downtime swapping equipment, and more productive hours in each workday. For contractors billing by the hour or working against fixed-bid deadlines, that efficiency directly increases profitability. The larger opening width and higher capacity mean fewer trips to move the same amount of material, saving fuel and machine hours.

The independent cylinders mean you grab uneven loads on the first try instead of repositioning multiple times, which saves time on every single cycle. Durability is another major cost saver. The half-inch steel tines won't fold or crack under heavy loads, and the enclosed cylinders with protected Parker hydraulic hoses mean you're not replacing components every few months because debris damaged a line. The oversized greaseable pins and robust construction ensure years of reliable service with minimal maintenance. When you factor in the reduced labor costs, lower equipment wear, faster job completion, and minimal repair expenses, the XHD pays for itself and keeps delivering value season after season.

What maintenance does the XHD Rock Bucket Grapple require?

The XHD Rock Bucket Grapple is designed for minimal maintenance, but regular care will extend its life and ensure peak performance. Grease the oversized pins regularly, especially when working in dusty or dirty conditions—the grease fittings make this quick and easy. Keep hydraulic fluid clean and check hoses for wear, abrasion, or damage before each use. The protected hose routing reduces damage risk, but visual inspections catch small issues before they become costly failures.

When operating the grapple, position the tines slightly angled down to get under material cleanly, and don't force the cylinders past full extension or full closure—let the hydraulics do the work. After heavy demolition work or stump removal, inspect welds and tines for cracks or bending. Replace worn pins or bushings before they cause uneven wear on the frame. Store the grapple on level ground or a pallet to keep weight off the cylinders when not in use. These simple maintenance practices take just minutes but can prevent hours of downtime and expensive repairs. Treat the XHD right, and it will handle thousands of hours of hard work without major issues. Forge Claw offers free nationwide shipping and easy financing to help you get this reliable, low-maintenance attachment on your machine today.

Overview

The XHD Rock Bucket Grapple from Loflin Manufacturing is the kind of attachment that changes how you work. If you're clearing land, cleaning up job sites, sorting rock from soil, or handling demolition debris, this grapple does the work of three separate tools in a single pass. It rakes, grabs, piles, and backfills without switching attachments or wasting time. That's the difference between finishing a job in one day versus three.

Forge Claw proudly distributes the XHD Rock Bucket Grapple nationwide, and we've seen firsthand how this attachment performs across tree services, landscaping operations, construction sites, farms, and ranches. It's built to handle the toughest materials—logs, brush, rocks, concrete rubble, stumps, root balls, and mixed debris—while letting soil fall through so you're only moving what matters. The curved tines glide across the ground without tearing up topsoil or snagging utility lines, which means you can work faster and cleaner on sensitive sites.

This isn't a lightweight grapple pretending to handle heavy work. The XHD is engineered with half-inch thick steel tines spaced three inches apart, giving you the strength to grip irregular loads and the open design to shake out dirt and fines. The round bottom bar works as a backfill blade, so after you've cleared debris, you can grade and smooth without grabbing another tool. That's real efficiency—doing more with less and keeping your operator in the seat instead of swapping attachments.

One of the smartest features on this grapple is the independent hydraulic cylinder operation. Each two-inch by ten-inch cylinder moves on its own, which means uneven loads don't throw off your grip. If you're grabbing a pile of mixed brush and rock or lifting a gnarly stump with roots going every direction, the grapples adjust automatically to keep everything secure. You're not fighting the load or repositioning multiple times. You grab it, move it, and dump it. Simple as that.

Loflin Manufacturing designed this grapple with enclosed cylinders and fully protected hoses, which is a huge advantage if you work in dense brush, demo sites, or anywhere debris can snag or puncture lines. Fewer repairs mean less downtime and lower operating costs over the life of the attachment. The grapple comes outfitted with Parker brand hoses, fittings, and couplers right from the factory, so it's jobsite-ready the day it arrives. You're not hunting down parts or making trips to the hydraulic shop before you can use it.

The XHD Rock Bucket Grapple is available in multiple widths to match your machine and the scale of your work. Forge Claw stocks 66-inch, 72-inch, 78-inch, and 84-inch models, and custom sizes are available if your operation demands something specific. Whether you're running a compact skid steer on residential lots or a full-size machine on commercial land clearing projects, there's a size that fits your workflow.

Opening width on this grapple is 31 inches, giving you serious bite when you clamp down. That's enough range to handle oversized material without losing control of smaller pieces. The larger capacity also means fewer trips back and forth between the pile and the dump site, which adds up to real time savings over the course of a day. If you're billing by the hour or working against a deadline, that efficiency translates directly into profit.

The treaded step on the frame gives your operator a safe place to stand when hooking up hoses or performing maintenance, which is a small detail that makes a big difference in daily use. Oversized, greaseable pins—sized at an inch and a quarter—ensure smooth operation and long service life. These aren't weak points that'll wear out after a season. They're built to take the abuse of constant cycling and heavy loads.

What really sets the XHD apart is how it handles mixed material. If you've ever tried sorting rock from topsoil with a bucket, you know how tedious it is. You scoop, shake, dump, repeat. The XHD does that work for you. The tine spacing and curved design let dirt fall through while you hold onto the rock, roots, wood, or rubble. You're not hauling away good soil or wasting time trying to separate materials by hand. You're sorting as you go, which keeps your piles clean and your schedule on track.

This grapple is a workhorse for tree service crews dealing with storm cleanup, lot clearing, or stump removal. It's equally valuable on construction sites where you're demolishing structures, moving concrete, or clearing foundation areas. Landscapers use it to remove old hardscaping, relocate boulders, and clean up after installations. Farmers and ranchers rely on it for pasture maintenance, fence line clearing, and handling field stone. It's one of those rare attachments that earns its place on your machine no matter what industry you're in.

Forge Claw is proud to offer free nationwide shipping on the XHD Rock Bucket Grapple, along with flexible financing options that make it easier to add this attachment to your fleet. We've built our reputation on reliable service, fast delivery, and standing behind the equipment we sell. When you order from Forge Claw, you're working with a distributor that understands your business and the demands you face on the job.

Loflin Manufacturing builds every XHD Rock Bucket Grapple in the USA with American steel and craftsmanship you can count on. This isn't imported equipment with questionable welds and weak components. It's American-made, designed for American job sites, and backed by a company that's been serving contractors and operators for years. You're investing in quality that lasts, not a throwaway attachment that'll bend or break under real-world conditions.

Specifications
  • Available Widths: 66", 72", 78", 84" (custom sizes available)
  • Tine Thickness: 1/2" thick steel
  • Tine Spacing: 3" center-to-center
  • Hydraulic Cylinders: 2" x 10" bore, independently operated
  • Opening Width: 31"
  • Pin Size: 1-1/4" oversized, greaseable
  • Hoses and Fittings: Parker brand, fully protected and enclosed
  • Bottom Bar: Round profile for backfill and grading
  • Frame Design: Curved tines for surface protection
  • Treaded Step: Integrated for safe access
  • Country of Origin: USA
Features
  • 1/2" Thick Steel Tines — heavy-gauge construction resists bending and breaking even when handling sharp rock, concrete rubble, and dense root balls under maximum load
  • 3" Tine Spacing — engineered spacing allows dirt and fines to fall through while retaining rocks, wood, and debris so you're only moving material that matters
  • Independent Hydraulic Cylinders — each 2" x 10" cylinder operates separately to automatically adjust for uneven loads and maintain secure grip on irregular material
  • Fully Protected Hoses and Cylinders — enclosed routing shields hydraulic lines from snags, punctures, and abrasion in brush and demolition environments, reducing maintenance and downtime
  • Parker Brand Hydraulics — factory-installed Parker hoses, fittings, and couplers deliver reliable performance and eliminate the need for pre-use upgrades or replacements
  • Curved Tine Design — upward-angled tines glide across the ground surface without gouging topsoil or catching underground utility lines and cables
  • Round Bottom Backfill Bar — doubles as a grading blade for backfilling trenches, smoothing surfaces, and leveling ground after debris removal
  • Oversized Greaseable Pins — 1-1/4" pins with grease fittings ensure smooth pivoting action and extended service life under continuous heavy-duty cycling
Benefits

The XHD Rock Bucket Grapple cuts your labor costs by doing the work of three separate attachments in one pass. You're raking debris, grabbing and moving it, and backfilling or grading—all without leaving the cab. That means fewer attachment changes, less downtime, and more billable hours in a day. For contractors working on tight schedules or fixed bids, that efficiency is the difference between profit and breaking even.

Durability is built into every part of this grapple. The half-inch steel tines won't fold or crack when you're pulling stumps or moving broken concrete. The enclosed cylinders and protected hoses mean you're not replacing hydraulic components every few months because a branch punched through a line. The oversized pins and greaseable joints keep everything moving smoothly season after season. You're buying an attachment that's built to last years, not one that'll need major repairs after the first hard job.

Time savings add up fast with the XHD. The larger opening width and higher capacity mean fewer trips to move the same amount of material. The independent cylinders mean you grab uneven loads on the first try instead of repositioning and re-gripping. The tine spacing sorts material as you work, so you're not stopping to shake out dirt or pick through piles by hand. Every minute you save on one task multiplies across a full day, a full week, a full season.

This grapple handles mixed and difficult material better than a standard bucket or basic grapple. Demolition debris with rebar, root balls with rocks embedded in them, brush piles tangled with fence wire—the XHD bites down and holds it all securely. The curved tines and three-inch spacing give you control without sacrificing capacity. You're not leaving half the pile behind or making multiple passes to get a clean grab.

Return on investment is straightforward. You're lowering labor costs by eliminating extra workers or extra hours. You're reducing equipment wear by using one attachment instead of swapping multiple tools. You're finishing jobs faster, which means you can take on more work or move to the next project sooner. The XHD pays for itself in time and money saved, and it keeps delivering value for years because it's built to hold up under real-world abuse.

Additional Information

The XHD Rock Bucket Grapple is ideal for contractors, landscapers, tree service professionals, farmers, ranchers, and land managers who need a single attachment that can handle multiple materials and tasks. It's equally at home on residential lot clearing projects, commercial construction sites, agricultural land improvement, and storm debris cleanup. If your work involves moving, sorting, or handling mixed materials, this grapple fits your operation.

This attachment is designed for skid steer loaders with standard universal quick-attach mounting systems. Make sure your machine's hydraulic flow and pressure meet the requirements for operating dual cylinders smoothly. Most modern skid steers handle this grapple without issues, but it's worth confirming compatibility with your specific model, especially if you're running an older or smaller machine. Forge Claw's team can help answer any questions about fitment before you order.

Operating the XHD is straightforward, but a few best practices will extend its life and improve performance. Grease the pins regularly, especially if you're working in dusty or dirty conditions. Keep hydraulic fluid clean and check hoses for wear or damage before each use. When grabbing loads, position the grapple so the tines are slightly angled down to get under the material cleanly. Don't force the cylinders past full extension or full closure—let the hydraulics do the work.

Maintenance is minimal thanks to the protected hoses and enclosed cylinders, but regular inspections will catch small issues before they become big problems. Check welds and tines for cracks or bending, especially after heavy demo work or stump removal. Replace worn pins or bushings before they cause uneven wear on the frame. Store the grapple on level ground or a pallet to keep weight off the cylinders when it's not in use. Treat it right, and the XHD will handle thousands of hours of hard work without major repairs.

Warranty Info

Manufactured by Loflin Manufacturing, this product is covered under the manufacturer's 12-month warranty for defects in materials and workmanship, valid for the first registered owner from the date of invoice. Replacement parts are warranted for 30 days from delivery. The warranty does not cover wear items such as belts, shear pins, oil, grease, tires, tubes, hydraulic hoses, knives, and PTO components. Warranty service must be performed by an authorized Loflin Manufacturing dealer. Order your XHD Rock Bucket Grapple from Forge Claw today. We offer flexible, easy financing and free nationwide shipping so every operator can get their hands on top-quality equipment.