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GRAPPLE MINI / ROOT GRAPPLER 44"

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4 Hour: $111.00

Daily: $135.00

Weekly: $442.00

Monthly: $800.00

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MINI GRAPPLER 44" FOR MINI SKID STEERS
$300.00 DEPOSIT ON THIS.....................INFORM CUSTOMER OF ADDITIONAL DEPOSIT....... HYDRAULIC HOSE COST IF DAMAGES OCCUR ARE $95.00 EACH HOSE. IF COUPLER IS DAMAGED IN ADDITION TO THE HOSE THE COST OF COUPLER PLUS HOSE IS $295.00
MINI ROOT GRAPPLE MINI SERIES
The Blue Diamond mini-series Root Grapples are exceptionally tough grapples that originated through a need for a tough grapple for commercial tree companies. This very demanding application gave this grapple an opportunity to make a name for itself as the top in its class. Industrial grade components from the pivot pins to the cylinders make this attachment ready for the most demanding conditions.
GRAPPLE FOR SKID STEER LOADERS
-EMPTY WEIGHT: 358LBS
-WIDTH: 44"
-GRAPPLE OPENING: 37"
-WILL WORK ON MOST ALL MINI SKID LOADERS
HYDRAULIC FLOW RATING GALLONS PER MINUTE: 15-30 GAL/MIN .THIS FLOW RATE WILL COVER A LARGE MAJORITY OF SKID STEERS. IT CAN BE USED WITH ANY MINI STEER SKID ABC EQUIPMENT RENTAL INVENTORY.
ROOT GRAPPLE FOR SKID STEER LOADERS PERFECT FOR LAND CLEARING, DEMOLITION, CONSTRUCTION, LANDSCAPING, STORM CLEAN UP.
-MOVE BULKY HARD-TO-HANDLE MATERIAL EASILY AND SECURELY
-ROOT GRAPPLER LET THE DIRT SIFT OUT WHEN LOADING ROCKS AND TRASH.
-HYDRAULIC CYLINDERS OPERATE INDEPENDENTLY TO ADJUST FOR UNEVEN LOADS.
-ROOT GRAPPLE TINES CURVE UPWARD-PREVENTS CATCHING UTILITY LINES OR CABLES IN STORM CLEAN UP
INFORM CUSTOMER OF ADDITIONAL COST....... HYDRAULIC HOSE COST IF DAMAGES OCCUR ARE $95.00 EACH HOSE. IF COUPLER IS DAMAGED IN ADDITION TO THE HOSE THE COST OF COUPLER PLUS HOSE IS $295.00.

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