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Used Grapples

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    MB Crusher MB-G450 S4

    MB Crusher MB-G450 S4

    • Manufacturer: MB Crusher
    • Model: MB-G450 S4

    The MB-G450 sorting grapple works on midi-excavators from 6,620 to 13,230 lb and can move and handle materials of different shapes and sizes. The unit’s design allows it to have an , allowing it to use 360° rotat...

    Reno, NV
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    MB Crusher MB-G1000 S4

    MB Crusher MB-G1000 S4

    • Manufacturer: MB Crusher
    • Model: MB-G1000 S4

    Designed for with an The unit provides high performance and meets the expectations needed to in various fields. The strong closing force and precise movements makes it suitable for and makes it essential to regar...

    Reno, NV
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    Sorting Grapple MB-G900 S4 for

    Sorting Grapple MB-G900 S4 for Excavator by MB Crusher

    • Manufacturer: MB Crusher
    • Model: MB-G900 S4
    • Machine weight: 780 kg

    The MB-G900 sorting grab is designed for handling demolition materials and conceived according to the highest technological standards for any types of materials in a reliable way, with constance and total safety....

    Mexico City, Mexico
  • MB Crusher GRAB PINS MB-G350

    MB Crusher GRAB PINS MB-G350

    • Manufacturer: MB Crusher
    • Model: MB-G350 S4

    Serrières-en-Chautagne, France
  • 2021 MB Crusher MB-G1200 S4

    2021 MB Crusher MB-G1200 S4

    • Manufacturer: MB Crusher
    • Model: MB-G1200 S4
    • Machine weight: 1,600 kg

    Weight: 1600 kg | Hinges: S70 | Width: 1235 mm | Capacity: 710 l | Machine weight: 18 - 30 t | Opening ( mm ): 2115 mm

    Klīves, Latvia
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Overview

Grapples are hydraulic attachments for material handling on crawler loaders, excavators, and wheel loaders. They come in types like log, root, demolition, and orange-peel, each designed to pick, sort, and secure irregular loads such as timber, scrap, brush, or demolition debris. Grapples improve cycle times and safety on jobs that require grabbing, moving, or loading bulky materials, and are sized to match carrier capacity and hydraulic specs.

FAQ

How do I choose a grapple that fits my crawler loader?

Match the grapple weight and mounting style (pin-on or quick coupler) to your loader’s lift capacity and boom geometry. Check carrier hydraulic flow, pressure, and available auxiliary circuits to ensure proper operation.

What hydraulic specs should I verify before buying?

Confirm the loader’s max flow (L/min or gpm), operating pressure (bar or psi), and whether you need flow controls or a relief valve. Cylinder size and required oil flow determine opening/closing speed and gripping force.

What should I inspect on a used grapple?

Look for wear on pins, bushings, and cutting edges; check for bent or cracked tines and frame; inspect hydraulic cylinders, hoses, and seals for leaks; and verify boom-to-grapple fit and mounting hardware condition.

How is a grapple shipped and what should I prepare?

Grapples are shipped on flatbeds or lowboys, often secured to pallets or skids. Know the weight, length, and transport height for permits. Prepare a lifting plan and proper rigging points for safe offload and mounting.

What routine maintenance keeps a grapple reliable?

Grease all pivot points regularly, tighten mounting bolts, replace worn pins and bushings, inspect and replace damaged hoses, and keep hydraulic fittings clean. Store dry and touch-up paint to prevent corrosion.

Are replacement parts and warranty commonly available?

Many manufacturers and aftermarket suppliers stock pins, bushings, teeth, and seals. Warranty terms vary—ask the seller for parts availability, lead times, and any remaining manufacturer warranty or dealer support.