GR A PPL E ,ROOT 45


The root grapple rips into tough jobs with ease. A heavy-duty design improves the wear life of the grapple, especially when operating in tough land clearing jobs. It’s also ideal for landscaping, demolition, construction, rental or buildings and grounds maintenance. Tear it up, bite it off, and spit it out with the root grapple.


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DUAL CYLINDERS (Large Grapples Only) Dual cylinders provide the ability to secure uneven loads. Bobcat grapples provide the highest clamping forces in the industry.


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Specifications Operating Weight Width (A)


Tine Spacing (B) Length (C)


Height (D) (grapple closed)


Height (E) (grapple open)


B A Teeth Max Tooth Opening (F)


36 in. 297 lb.


(914 mm) 8.5 in.


(779 mm) 29.8 in.


(1058 mm) 5


(719 mm) 28.3 in.


(757 mm) 41.7 in.


(216 mm) 30.7 in.


(135 kg) 36.0 in.


48 in. 371 lb.


(1219 mm) 8.5 in.


(779 mm) 29.8 in.


(1058 mm) 7


(719 mm) 28.3 in.


(757 mm) 41.7 in.


(216 mm) 30.7 in.


(168 kg) 48.0 in.


66 in. 961 lb.


(1676 mm) 8.9 in.


(1088 mm) 34.4 in.


(1327 mm) 8


36.8 in. (935 mm)


(873 mm) 52.3 in.


(225 mm) 42.8 in.


(436 kg) 66.0 in.


72 in. 1025 lb.


(1842 mm) 8.5 in.


(1088 mm) 34.4 in.


(1327 mm) 9


36.8 in. (935 mm)


(873 mm) 52.3 in.


(216 mm) 42.8 in.


(465 kg) 72.5 in.


82 in.


1130 lb. (512 kg)


(2096 mm) 8.5 in.


(1088 mm) 34.4 in.


(1327 mm) 11


36.8 in. (935 mm)


Approved Machines: Skid-Steer Loader, Compact Track Loader, All-Wheel Steer Loader, Mini Track Loader, VersaHandler TTC


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(873 mm) 52.3 in.


(216 mm) 42.8 in.


82.5 in.


CURVED SKELETAL TOOTH DESIGN Picks up material without driving teeth into the ground; allows dirt to fall on site.


FULLY ENCLOSED MOUNTING FRAME Extends wear life by minimizing flexing in the frame area.


EXCLUSIVE


INERTIA-WELDED CYLINDER ENDS


Exclusive inertia-welded cylinder ends from Bobcat deliver strong, smooth operation by improving hydraulic cushioning at the end of the stroke.


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