Root grapples combine ground-level raking, soil separation, clamping, and material transport in one attachment.
Open lower tines work beneath roots, brush, logs, and rocks while allowing loose soil to fall away. The upper rake then secures the load for controlled handling.
What matters most
Open lower tines work beneath roots, brush, logs, and rocks while allowing loose soil to fall away. The upper rake then secures the load for controlled handling.
Key considerations
- Land clearing and root removal
- Brush and storm cleanup
- Rock and log handling
- Soil separation
- One attachment for gathering and carrying
Put it to work
Use controlled passes and manageable bites. A heavy-duty grapple still needs to be matched to the carrier’s horsepower, traction, operating weight, and lift capacity.
The ANBO approach
ANBO combines AR400F working tines, serviceable pivots, protected hydraulics, and machine-specific sizing for demanding root-grapple work.
Put the right attachment on your machine.
