Compact machines need efficient attachment strength that preserves loader capacity and maneuverability.
A grapple for a small tractor or loader should be proportioned to the carrier. Excess attachment weight reduces the payload and can make the machine less stable or responsive.
What matters most
A grapple for a small tractor or loader should be proportioned to the carrier. Excess attachment weight reduces the payload and can make the machine less stable or responsive.
Key considerations
- GRSC and compact grapple classes
- CLASP‑IT™ mechanical option
- Machine-specific mounts
- Useful compact widths
- Weight-efficient AR400F construction
Put it to work
Consider gates, trails, loader capacity, available hydraulics, and the typical size of brush, logs, or rocks before choosing width and grapple type.
The ANBO approach
ANBO offers compact-machine options without treating lighter equipment as an afterthought and verifies loader geometry before the build.
Put the right attachment on your machine.
