- Rated capacity
- 6200lb
- Hydraulic flow
- 10-23GPM
Overview
This 60 in. pallet fork grapple gives a skid steer a firm hold on pallets, pipe, posts and lumber. Four hydraulic cylinders work the clamp arms: the main arms close first, and the secondary arms add pressure when the load pushes back, which helps keep heavy or awkward material on the forks across a construction site, warehouse yard or farm.
What it does
- Lifts loads up to 6,200 lb on 60 in. forged forks.
- Clamps loads with main and secondary arms on four hydraulic cylinders.
- Opens the arms almost vertical to clear tall pallets.
- Steadies long material on a wide frame with corrosion and dent resistant cylinder rods.
What your machine needs
The grapple needs auxiliary hydraulics delivering 10-23 GPM at 1,450-2,610 psi. The listing does not state the mount type or a horsepower range, so confirm your quick attach and your machine's lift capacity with us before ordering.
Features
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Four-cylinder clampSecondary arms join in once the main arms start to meet resistance, adding grip on heavy or uneven loads.
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60 in. forged forksLong ITA Class III forged tines carry pallets, pipe and lumber.
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6,200 lb lift capacityThe grapple is rated for 6,200 lb, enough for full pallets and bundled pipe.
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Arms open nearly verticalThe clamp arms swing almost straight up to clear tall loads before closing.
Specifications
- Hydraulic flow
- 10-23 GPM
- Rated capacity
- 6,200 lb
- Operating pressure
- 1,450-2,610 psi
Before you order: your machine
Most returns come down to a missing coupler or a mismatched mount. Here is everything this attachment expects from your machine.
- Machines
- Skid steer
- Auxiliary hydraulics
- Required
- Hydraulic flow
- 10-23 GPM
Not sure about your machine? Email info@farranmotors.com with the make and model before you order.
- Auxiliary hydraulicsNeeds an auxiliary hydraulic circuit on your machine at 10-23 GPM.
Shipping & returns
- Shipping
- Free freight, contiguous US
- Ships to
- Contiguous US. Not Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, other US territories or APO/FPO addresses.
- Method
- LTL freight, palletized
- Handling time
- 1-2 business days
- Transit
- Typically 3-7 business days
- Delivery
- Curbside, by appointment
- PO boxes
- Not available
How freight delivery works
Freight does not come by mail truck. Here is what happens after you order, so nothing surprises you on delivery day.
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You orderAnswer four delivery questions in the cart. Takes half a minute.
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You confirmWe email your delivery plan. One tap to confirm, or fix anything before it ships.
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It shipsLeaves the warehouse in 1-2 business days on a pallet.
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Carrier books a windowIf you asked for a call-ahead, the freight line phones you to book a delivery window.
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Curbside dropLiftgate lowers it to the ground if you have no dock or forklift.
Returns
Damaged on arrival? Note it on the delivery receipt, take photos and contact us within 48 hours of delivery. Change-of-mind returns need Change-of-Mind Returns protection added to your order: the item must be unused, in its original packaging and within 30 days of delivery, and you pay the return freight.
Questions buyers ask
An auxiliary circuit delivering 10-23 GPM at 1,450-2,610 psi.
The listing describes a skid steer mount but does not name the plate type. Send us your machine make and model and we will confirm the fit.
Large items ship by LTL freight on a pallet. It is delivered curbside. If you asked for a call-ahead in the cart, the carrier phones you first to book a window. If you have no forklift or dock, the driver uses a liftgate to lower the crate to the ground.
Shipping damage is covered when you report it within 48 hours of delivery, with photos. Defects are handled under the manufacturer's warranty. Add change-of-mind returns at checkout and you can send it back unused, in its original packaging, within 30 days of delivery. You pay the return freight.














