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Medium Duty Root Grapple | Skid Steer Attachment | Hydraulic | Up to 50 HP | Independent Tines | 3/8" Steel | Quick Attach | 60"–72"

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• Comes with hoses, fittings, and couplers (Jobsite ready)
  • 3-in-1 rake, pile, backfill
  • Independent hydraulic cylinders
  • Upward-curved tines
  • 34.25-inch opening width
  • Enclosed hydraulic system
  • Parker brand components
  • Round bottom backfill bar
  • 3/8-inch steel tines
  • For 50 HP skid steers
  • Greasable hinge points
Overview

If you're in the tree service business, land clearing, or demolition, you already know how much time gets wasted moving debris around. You rake it up, then you pile it, then you haul it off — and sometimes you're back-dragging dirt just to smooth things out. That's three separate passes with three different attachments. The Medium Duty Root Grapple from Loflin Manufacturing changes that. This skid steer attachment handles all three jobs in a single pass, and it does it without tearing up your topsoil or snagging underground lines.

Forge Claw is proud to distribute this versatile tool to contractors, landscapers, farm owners, and tree service professionals nationwide. It's built for operators running smaller skid steers — machines around 50 horsepower and under — who need serious capability without the bulk. Whether you're clearing brush after a storm, sorting demolition debris, or cleaning up a logging site, this root grapple keeps material under control while letting dirt fall through.

The design is straightforward and effective. Independent hydraulic cylinders let each grapple tine adjust on its own, so uneven loads don't throw you off balance. The tines themselves are curved upward, which means they slide across the ground instead of digging in. That's critical when you're working around utilities, irrigation, or freshly graded surfaces. You get the grabbing power you need without the collateral damage.

Loflin Manufacturing engineered this grapple with enclosed cylinders and fully protected hoses. That's not just a convenience — it's a maintenance saver. Exposed hydraulics get snagged, punctured, and worn down fast on rough job sites. With everything tucked inside, you're spending less time on repairs and more time getting work done. The hoses, fittings, and couplers are all Parker brand components, so you're starting with quality parts that hold up under real-world pressure.

The round bottom bar serves double duty as a backfill tool. After you've cleared debris or pulled stumps, you can flip the grapple around and use that bar to spread and level soil. It's a simple feature that eliminates the need to swap attachments mid-job. You're saving time, reducing equipment wear, and keeping your workflow smooth from start to finish.

One of the biggest advantages here is capacity. The larger opening width — over 34 inches — means you're grabbing more material per scoop. That translates directly into fewer trips back and forth across the site. Whether you're loading a truck, stacking brush piles, or separating rock from lumber, you're moving faster and burning less fuel. For contractors working on tight schedules or landowners tackling big cleanup projects, that efficiency adds up fast.

This grapple is available in 60-inch, 66-inch, and 72-inch widths, and Loflin Manufacturing also offers custom sizing if your operation calls for it. The tine spacing runs between 8.5 and 9 inches depending on the width you choose, which gives you a good balance between grabbing power and dirt separation. The 3/8-inch thick steel tines are built to handle repeated impacts without bending or cracking, and every hinge point is fully greasable so you can keep things moving smoothly over the long haul.

Forge Claw has seen this attachment become a go-to for all kinds of work. Tree service crews use it to load logs and haul brush without switching between a grapple and a rake. Demolition contractors appreciate how well it separates rebar and concrete chunks from dirt and filler. Landscapers rely on it for site prep, especially when they need to clear rocks and roots without disturbing the topsoil underneath. Ranch owners and farm operators find it indispensable for pasture maintenance, fence line clearing, and general property cleanup.

The reinforced quick attach plate ensures a solid connection to your skid steer, and the greasable pins on the top tines make maintenance straightforward. There's also a treaded step built into the frame, which is a small detail that makes a real difference when you're hooking up or inspecting the grapple in the field. Loflin Manufacturing didn't overlook the little things that make an attachment easier to live with day in and day out.

Because this is a medium-duty model, it's optimized for lighter machines. If you're running a compact skid steer and you've felt limited by heavy-duty attachments that bog down your hydraulics or throw off your balance, this grapple is sized right. You get serious performance without overloading your machine, and that means better control, less wear on your loader, and safer operation overall.

Forge Claw ships this root grapple free to your location anywhere in the country, and it arrives jobsite-ready with all hoses and couplers installed. You're not hunting down adapters or making extra trips to the hydraulic shop. Hook it up, run your lines, and get to work. We also offer flexible financing options so you can get the equipment you need without waiting. When you order from Forge Claw, you're working with a distributor that understands the heavy equipment industry and backs every sale with reliable service and support.

Specifications
  • Available widths: 60 inches, 66 inches, 72 inches (custom sizes available)
  • Opening width: 34.25 inches
  • Tine thickness: 3/8 inch steel
  • Tine spacing: 8.5 to 9 inches depending on width
  • Hydraulic cylinders: 2 inch x 10 inch covered cylinders with 1.25 inch pins
  • Hydraulic components: Parker brand hoses, fittings, and couplers
  • Compatible machines: Skid steers with 50 horsepower and under
  • Mounting system: Reinforced universal quick attach
  • Country of Origin: USA
Features
  • Independent hydraulic cylinders — each grapple tine operates separately to adjust for uneven loads and maintain secure grip on irregular materials
  • Upward-curved tines — designed to slide across the ground surface without digging in, protecting topsoil and avoiding damage to underground utilities and cables
  • Fully enclosed cylinders and hoses — protects hydraulic components from snags, punctures, and debris, reducing maintenance needs and extending service life
  • Round bottom backfill bar — doubles as a grading and leveling tool, eliminating the need to swap attachments for backfill work
  • Open tine design — allows dirt and fine material to fall through while retaining rocks, logs, brush, and debris for efficient sorting and cleanup
  • Greasable hinge points and pins — ensures smooth operation and easy maintenance with all wear points accessible for regular lubrication
  • Treaded step — provides safe, stable footing when hooking up or inspecting the attachment in the field
  • Reinforced quick attach plate — delivers a secure connection to skid steer loaders with heavy-duty construction for long-term durability
Benefits

The most immediate benefit you'll notice is time savings. Instead of making multiple passes with different attachments, you're raking, piling, and backfilling in one smooth operation. That cuts job times dramatically, especially on larger properties or multi-day projects. Contractors working on fixed bids can finish faster and move on to the next job, while landowners tackling cleanup on their own schedule get more done in a weekend than they would in a week with conventional tools.

Labor cost reduction follows naturally from that efficiency. When one operator with one machine can do the work of two or three separate setups, you're saving on fuel, equipment wear, and man-hours. For tree service companies and excavation contractors, that's a direct boost to the bottom line. You're also reducing the physical strain on your crew, which means fewer injuries and less downtime.

Durability is built into every part of this grapple. The 3/8-inch steel tines stand up to repeated impacts from rocks, logs, and concrete debris. The enclosed hydraulic cylinders resist damage in the kind of rough conditions that would destroy exposed hoses and fittings. Loflin Manufacturing uses Parker hydraulic components because they're proven in demanding environments, and every greasable point is designed to be serviced quickly so the attachment stays in top working condition year after year.

Productivity improvements show up in the details. The larger capacity means fewer scoops to clear a site, and the independent cylinders let you handle awkward loads without losing your grip or having to reposition. The open tine design speeds up material separation, so you're not wasting time shaking dirt out of a solid bucket or manually sorting debris piles. When you're working on a timeline — whether it's a commercial contract or storm cleanup — those small gains add up to major differences in output.

Real-world job site value comes from versatility. This isn't a single-purpose tool. You're using it for land clearing, demolition cleanup, fence line maintenance, site prep, stump removal, brush piling, rock sorting, and backfilling. That means one attachment is earning its keep across multiple types of work, which improves your return on investment and reduces the need to stock a large inventory of specialized tools. For smaller operations and independent contractors, that flexibility is especially valuable.

The lighter design optimized for compact skid steers also delivers a hidden benefit: better machine longevity. When you're not overloading your hydraulic system or fighting an attachment that's too heavy for your loader, you're reducing wear on pumps, cylinders, and drivetrain components. That means lower maintenance costs on your skid steer and fewer unexpected breakdowns in the middle of a job.

Additional Information

This Medium Duty Root Grapple is ideal for contractors and operators running compact skid steers in the 50-horsepower range or below. It's a perfect match for tree service professionals, landscapers, ranch and farm owners, and demolition contractors who need a reliable, multipurpose attachment that won't overload smaller machines. It's also a strong choice for municipalities, parks departments, and property management companies handling routine maintenance and storm cleanup.

The universal quick attach mounting system ensures compatibility with most modern skid steer loaders, but it's always a good idea to confirm your machine's hydraulic flow and pressure ratings before ordering. Loflin Manufacturing designs these grapples to work with standard auxiliary hydraulic circuits, and the Parker hoses and couplers are jobsite-ready right out of the crate. If you're unsure about compatibility or sizing, Forge Claw's team is available to help you choose the right width and configuration for your specific application.

Operating this grapple is straightforward, but a few best practices will keep it working at peak performance. Grease all hinge points and pins regularly, especially if you're working in dusty or muddy conditions. Check hydraulic hoses and fittings before each use to catch any wear or damage early. When moving heavy loads, take advantage of the independent cylinders to balance uneven material and avoid putting side stress on the frame. The upward-curved tines are designed to glide over the ground, but you'll get the best results by keeping your approach angle shallow and letting the grapple do the work rather than forcing it into the ground.

Maintenance requirements are minimal thanks to the enclosed design and quality components. Regular greasing, occasional inspection of hydraulic connections, and keeping the quick attach plate clean are about all you need to do. The 3/8-inch steel tines are built to last, but like any ground-engaging tool, they'll eventually show wear. Loflin Manufacturing offers replacement parts, and Forge Claw can help you source what you need when the time comes. With proper care, this root grapple will deliver years of reliable service across a wide range of demanding applications.

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 Medium Duty Root 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 makes this root grapple different from a standard bucket or rake attachment?

This Medium Duty Root Grapple combines three separate functions into one attachment, eliminating the need to switch between a rake, grapple, and backfill tool during land clearing and debris management work. The independent hydraulic cylinders allow each tine to adjust separately, maintaining grip on uneven loads that would slip from a fixed bucket. The open tine design lets soil fall through while retaining rocks, roots, and brush, which speeds up material separation significantly.

The round bottom bar serves as a grading tool for leveling and backfilling, so you can complete entire cleanup projects without unhooking. For tree service crews, landscapers, and contractors working on tight schedules, this means fewer equipment changes, reduced fuel consumption, and faster job completion times compared to using multiple single-purpose attachments.

Will this root grapple work with my compact skid steer, and how do I know if it's the right size?

This root grapple is specifically engineered for skid steer loaders with 50 horsepower and under, making it ideal for compact machines that need serious capability without the weight and hydraulic demands of heavy-duty attachments. The universal quick attach mounting system fits most modern skid steers, and the attachment comes with Parker hydraulic hoses and couplers pre-installed for immediate use.

Available in 60-inch, 66-inch, and 72-inch widths, you can match the grapple size to your machine's lifting capacity and the type of work you're doing. Loflin Manufacturing also offers custom sizing if your operation requires specific dimensions. The key is ensuring your skid steer's auxiliary hydraulic flow can operate dual cylinders effectively. If you're unsure about compatibility or which width suits your machine best, Forge Claw's team can help you select the right configuration based on your loader's specifications and intended applications.

How does the upward-curved tine design protect my property and underground utilities?

The upward-curved tines are engineered to glide across the ground surface rather than dig into it, which is critical when working around irrigation lines, utility cables, or freshly graded surfaces. Traditional straight tines can catch on the ground and pull up topsoil or snag underground infrastructure, especially when you're dragging heavy loads. These curved tines maintain contact with debris and materials on the surface while sliding smoothly over soil, preventing accidental damage to buried systems.

This design feature is especially valuable for landscapers working on developed properties, ranch owners clearing pasture near water lines, and contractors doing site cleanup where utilities have already been installed. You get the grabbing power needed to handle rocks, stumps, and brush without the collateral damage that comes from ground-penetrating tools. The result is cleaner work, fewer costly repairs, and the ability to operate confidently in areas where precision matters.

What kind of maintenance does this root grapple require, and how long will it last?

Maintenance requirements are minimal thanks to the enclosed cylinder design and quality Parker hydraulic components. Regular greasing of all hinge points and pins is the primary maintenance task, especially important when working in dusty or muddy conditions where grit can accelerate wear. Before each use, inspect hydraulic hoses and fittings for damage or leaks, and keep the quick attach plate clean to ensure proper connection.

The fully enclosed cylinders protect hydraulic components from snags and punctures that would quickly destroy exposed systems on rough job sites. The 3/8-inch steel tines are built to handle repeated impacts, though like any ground-engaging tool, they will show wear over time depending on use intensity. With proper care and regular lubrication, this root grapple will deliver years of reliable service across demanding applications. Loflin Manufacturing offers replacement parts when needed, and Forge Claw can help source components to keep your attachment operating at peak performance throughout its service life.

Can I use this grapple for demolition work and sorting construction debris?

Absolutely. Demolition contractors find this root grapple particularly effective for separating and sorting mixed debris piles. The open tine design excels at grabbing rebar, concrete chunks, and lumber while allowing dirt and filler material to fall through, which speeds up the sorting process significantly. The independent hydraulic cylinders maintain grip on irregular loads like broken concrete or tangled metal, preventing material from shifting or falling during transport.

The 34.25-inch opening width allows you to grab large pieces in a single scoop, reducing the number of trips needed to clear a demolition site. The enclosed hydraulic system stands up well to the harsh conditions typical of demo work, where exposed hoses would quickly get damaged. The round bottom bar is also useful for leveling debris piles and spreading fill material during site restoration. Whether you're clearing residential teardowns, commercial demolition sites, or storm-damaged structures, this grapple handles the heavy, irregular materials common to demolition work while keeping your operation moving efficiently.

Is it better to buy this attachment or rent one for occasional land clearing projects?

For property owners and contractors who face regular cleanup work, purchasing this root grapple typically provides better value than repeated rentals. Rental costs accumulate quickly, especially for multi-day projects or seasonal work like storm cleanup, pasture maintenance, or site preparation. Owning the attachment means it's available whenever you need it, without scheduling conflicts or transportation hassles. The 3-in-1 functionality also increases return on investment since you're replacing three separate tools with one versatile attachment.

Forge Claw offers flexible financing options that make ownership accessible without large upfront capital outlay, and the 12-month warranty protects your investment. For operations that only need a root grapple once or twice a year for very light work, rental might make sense. However, if you're a tree service professional, landscaping contractor, ranch owner, or anyone facing regular debris management, demolition cleanup, or land clearing tasks, ownership pays for itself through eliminated rental fees, increased productivity, and the convenience of having the right tool ready when work demands it. Plus, free nationwide shipping from Forge Claw means the attachment arrives jobsite-ready at your location.

Overview

If you're in the tree service business, land clearing, or demolition, you already know how much time gets wasted moving debris around. You rake it up, then you pile it, then you haul it off — and sometimes you're back-dragging dirt just to smooth things out. That's three separate passes with three different attachments. The Medium Duty Root Grapple from Loflin Manufacturing changes that. This skid steer attachment handles all three jobs in a single pass, and it does it without tearing up your topsoil or snagging underground lines.

Forge Claw is proud to distribute this versatile tool to contractors, landscapers, farm owners, and tree service professionals nationwide. It's built for operators running smaller skid steers — machines around 50 horsepower and under — who need serious capability without the bulk. Whether you're clearing brush after a storm, sorting demolition debris, or cleaning up a logging site, this root grapple keeps material under control while letting dirt fall through.

The design is straightforward and effective. Independent hydraulic cylinders let each grapple tine adjust on its own, so uneven loads don't throw you off balance. The tines themselves are curved upward, which means they slide across the ground instead of digging in. That's critical when you're working around utilities, irrigation, or freshly graded surfaces. You get the grabbing power you need without the collateral damage.

Loflin Manufacturing engineered this grapple with enclosed cylinders and fully protected hoses. That's not just a convenience — it's a maintenance saver. Exposed hydraulics get snagged, punctured, and worn down fast on rough job sites. With everything tucked inside, you're spending less time on repairs and more time getting work done. The hoses, fittings, and couplers are all Parker brand components, so you're starting with quality parts that hold up under real-world pressure.

The round bottom bar serves double duty as a backfill tool. After you've cleared debris or pulled stumps, you can flip the grapple around and use that bar to spread and level soil. It's a simple feature that eliminates the need to swap attachments mid-job. You're saving time, reducing equipment wear, and keeping your workflow smooth from start to finish.

One of the biggest advantages here is capacity. The larger opening width — over 34 inches — means you're grabbing more material per scoop. That translates directly into fewer trips back and forth across the site. Whether you're loading a truck, stacking brush piles, or separating rock from lumber, you're moving faster and burning less fuel. For contractors working on tight schedules or landowners tackling big cleanup projects, that efficiency adds up fast.

This grapple is available in 60-inch, 66-inch, and 72-inch widths, and Loflin Manufacturing also offers custom sizing if your operation calls for it. The tine spacing runs between 8.5 and 9 inches depending on the width you choose, which gives you a good balance between grabbing power and dirt separation. The 3/8-inch thick steel tines are built to handle repeated impacts without bending or cracking, and every hinge point is fully greasable so you can keep things moving smoothly over the long haul.

Forge Claw has seen this attachment become a go-to for all kinds of work. Tree service crews use it to load logs and haul brush without switching between a grapple and a rake. Demolition contractors appreciate how well it separates rebar and concrete chunks from dirt and filler. Landscapers rely on it for site prep, especially when they need to clear rocks and roots without disturbing the topsoil underneath. Ranch owners and farm operators find it indispensable for pasture maintenance, fence line clearing, and general property cleanup.

The reinforced quick attach plate ensures a solid connection to your skid steer, and the greasable pins on the top tines make maintenance straightforward. There's also a treaded step built into the frame, which is a small detail that makes a real difference when you're hooking up or inspecting the grapple in the field. Loflin Manufacturing didn't overlook the little things that make an attachment easier to live with day in and day out.

Because this is a medium-duty model, it's optimized for lighter machines. If you're running a compact skid steer and you've felt limited by heavy-duty attachments that bog down your hydraulics or throw off your balance, this grapple is sized right. You get serious performance without overloading your machine, and that means better control, less wear on your loader, and safer operation overall.

Forge Claw ships this root grapple free to your location anywhere in the country, and it arrives jobsite-ready with all hoses and couplers installed. You're not hunting down adapters or making extra trips to the hydraulic shop. Hook it up, run your lines, and get to work. We also offer flexible financing options so you can get the equipment you need without waiting. When you order from Forge Claw, you're working with a distributor that understands the heavy equipment industry and backs every sale with reliable service and support.

Specifications
  • Available widths: 60 inches, 66 inches, 72 inches (custom sizes available)
  • Opening width: 34.25 inches
  • Tine thickness: 3/8 inch steel
  • Tine spacing: 8.5 to 9 inches depending on width
  • Hydraulic cylinders: 2 inch x 10 inch covered cylinders with 1.25 inch pins
  • Hydraulic components: Parker brand hoses, fittings, and couplers
  • Compatible machines: Skid steers with 50 horsepower and under
  • Mounting system: Reinforced universal quick attach
  • Country of Origin: USA
Features
  • Independent hydraulic cylinders — each grapple tine operates separately to adjust for uneven loads and maintain secure grip on irregular materials
  • Upward-curved tines — designed to slide across the ground surface without digging in, protecting topsoil and avoiding damage to underground utilities and cables
  • Fully enclosed cylinders and hoses — protects hydraulic components from snags, punctures, and debris, reducing maintenance needs and extending service life
  • Round bottom backfill bar — doubles as a grading and leveling tool, eliminating the need to swap attachments for backfill work
  • Open tine design — allows dirt and fine material to fall through while retaining rocks, logs, brush, and debris for efficient sorting and cleanup
  • Greasable hinge points and pins — ensures smooth operation and easy maintenance with all wear points accessible for regular lubrication
  • Treaded step — provides safe, stable footing when hooking up or inspecting the attachment in the field
  • Reinforced quick attach plate — delivers a secure connection to skid steer loaders with heavy-duty construction for long-term durability
Benefits

The most immediate benefit you'll notice is time savings. Instead of making multiple passes with different attachments, you're raking, piling, and backfilling in one smooth operation. That cuts job times dramatically, especially on larger properties or multi-day projects. Contractors working on fixed bids can finish faster and move on to the next job, while landowners tackling cleanup on their own schedule get more done in a weekend than they would in a week with conventional tools.

Labor cost reduction follows naturally from that efficiency. When one operator with one machine can do the work of two or three separate setups, you're saving on fuel, equipment wear, and man-hours. For tree service companies and excavation contractors, that's a direct boost to the bottom line. You're also reducing the physical strain on your crew, which means fewer injuries and less downtime.

Durability is built into every part of this grapple. The 3/8-inch steel tines stand up to repeated impacts from rocks, logs, and concrete debris. The enclosed hydraulic cylinders resist damage in the kind of rough conditions that would destroy exposed hoses and fittings. Loflin Manufacturing uses Parker hydraulic components because they're proven in demanding environments, and every greasable point is designed to be serviced quickly so the attachment stays in top working condition year after year.

Productivity improvements show up in the details. The larger capacity means fewer scoops to clear a site, and the independent cylinders let you handle awkward loads without losing your grip or having to reposition. The open tine design speeds up material separation, so you're not wasting time shaking dirt out of a solid bucket or manually sorting debris piles. When you're working on a timeline — whether it's a commercial contract or storm cleanup — those small gains add up to major differences in output.

Real-world job site value comes from versatility. This isn't a single-purpose tool. You're using it for land clearing, demolition cleanup, fence line maintenance, site prep, stump removal, brush piling, rock sorting, and backfilling. That means one attachment is earning its keep across multiple types of work, which improves your return on investment and reduces the need to stock a large inventory of specialized tools. For smaller operations and independent contractors, that flexibility is especially valuable.

The lighter design optimized for compact skid steers also delivers a hidden benefit: better machine longevity. When you're not overloading your hydraulic system or fighting an attachment that's too heavy for your loader, you're reducing wear on pumps, cylinders, and drivetrain components. That means lower maintenance costs on your skid steer and fewer unexpected breakdowns in the middle of a job.

Additional Information

This Medium Duty Root Grapple is ideal for contractors and operators running compact skid steers in the 50-horsepower range or below. It's a perfect match for tree service professionals, landscapers, ranch and farm owners, and demolition contractors who need a reliable, multipurpose attachment that won't overload smaller machines. It's also a strong choice for municipalities, parks departments, and property management companies handling routine maintenance and storm cleanup.

The universal quick attach mounting system ensures compatibility with most modern skid steer loaders, but it's always a good idea to confirm your machine's hydraulic flow and pressure ratings before ordering. Loflin Manufacturing designs these grapples to work with standard auxiliary hydraulic circuits, and the Parker hoses and couplers are jobsite-ready right out of the crate. If you're unsure about compatibility or sizing, Forge Claw's team is available to help you choose the right width and configuration for your specific application.

Operating this grapple is straightforward, but a few best practices will keep it working at peak performance. Grease all hinge points and pins regularly, especially if you're working in dusty or muddy conditions. Check hydraulic hoses and fittings before each use to catch any wear or damage early. When moving heavy loads, take advantage of the independent cylinders to balance uneven material and avoid putting side stress on the frame. The upward-curved tines are designed to glide over the ground, but you'll get the best results by keeping your approach angle shallow and letting the grapple do the work rather than forcing it into the ground.

Maintenance requirements are minimal thanks to the enclosed design and quality components. Regular greasing, occasional inspection of hydraulic connections, and keeping the quick attach plate clean are about all you need to do. The 3/8-inch steel tines are built to last, but like any ground-engaging tool, they'll eventually show wear. Loflin Manufacturing offers replacement parts, and Forge Claw can help you source what you need when the time comes. With proper care, this root grapple will deliver years of reliable service across a wide range of demanding applications.

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 Medium Duty Root 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.