One properly sized grapple rake can take on cleanup, forestry, farm, landscaping, and material-handling work.
Rake beneath material, clamp it securely, and carry it as a controlled load. That simple combination supports many operations without forcing the operator to handle debris by hand.
What matters most
Rake beneath material, clamp it securely, and carry it as a controlled load. That simple combination supports many operations without forcing the operator to handle debris by hand.
Key considerations
- Brush clearing
- Log and limb handling
- Root and stump cleanup
- Rock picking
- Storm debris removal
- Demolition sorting
- Farm cleanup
- Landscape material placement
Put it to work
Use the correct spacing, width, and geometry for the material. Keep loads stable and low, and work within the carrier’s rated capacity.
The ANBO approach
ANBO offers grapple classes and configurations from compact tractors through demanding track-loader applications.
Put the right attachment on your machine.
