High Capacity changes the grapple’s carrying geometry, not its horsepower class.
The design is intended for operators who regularly move bulky material and want more interior space between the lower tines and upper rake.
More useful room for bulky loads
Longer, flatter bottom tines support brush, limbs, logs, and forestry debris while improving visibility to the tine tips during pickup and placement.
Key considerations
- Higher carrying volume
- Longer, flatter lower-tine profile
- Improved tine-tip visibility
- Strong material retention
- Available across appropriate model classes
Know when standard geometry is better
A standard GR profile is often preferred for controlled raking, root work, and aggressive ground engagement. High Capacity is strongest when carrying volume is the priority.
Choose geometry after strength class
First match the grapple model to the machine, then decide whether standard or High Capacity geometry best fits the daily workload.
Put the right attachment on your machine.
