LOFLIN FABRICATION

Grubber

For Skid Steers & Track Loaders

Mechanical Root Removal

Loflin Fabrication

Loflin Fabrication Grubber For Skid Steers & Track Loaders

SKU: 0710101045 Currently In Stock

Sale price$2,191.99 USD

MOST IMPORTANT FEATURES

POINTED GRUBBING NOSE

A PROJECTING NOSE PLACES THE WORKING END AHEAD OF THE MOUNTING FRAME. ITS NARROW PROFILE CONCENTRATES THE GROUND-CONTACT AREA DURING CONTROLLED ROOT WORK.

SERRATED SIDE EDGES

TOOTHED SIDE EDGES ENGAGE ROOTS AND SURFACE MATERIAL ALONG THE NOSE. THE SERRATED PROFILE PROVIDES ADDITIONAL CONTACT POINTS AS THE CARRIER WORKS THE ATTACHMENT.

OPEN WORKING BODY

THE OPEN BODY PROVIDES SPACE AROUND THE PROJECTING NOSE AND ITS SUPPORTS. THE LAYOUT LEAVES THE WORKING END VISIBLE DURING POSITIONING.

BRACED STEEL FRAME

STEEL MEMBERS CONNECT THE GROUND-ENGAGING NOSE TO THE MOUNTING FRAME. THE SUPPORTING ASSEMBLY CARRIES THE WORKING FORCES BACK TOWARD THE LOADER CONNECTION.

LOADER-OPERATED DESIGN

THE GRUBBER WORKS THROUGH LOADER LIFT, TILT, AND TRAVEL MOVEMENTS. IT HAS NO SEPARATE MOTOR OR HYDRAULIC JAW TO POWER THE WORKING END.

Description

Key Benefits

Technical Specs

Applications

Loflin Grubber

The Loflin Fabrication Grubber is a mechanical attachment for working around roots and compact areas of vegetation. Its projecting nose places the working end in front of the loader mounting frame.

Serrated side edges engage roots and surrounding material as the carrier positions the nose. The narrow working profile lets the operator focus movement around the selected area rather than cutting a full bucket-width pass.

An open, braced steel body connects the nose to the loader frame. The attachment uses the carrier lift, tilt, and travel movements rather than a separate motor or hydraulic clamp.

Use controlled movements within the carrier and attachment limits. Confirm the mounting interface, attachment weight, underground-service locations, and working conditions before digging or applying force.

Loflin Grubber

  • A projecting nose places the working end ahead of the mounting frame. Its narrow profile concentrates the ground-contact area during controlled root work.
  • Toothed side edges engage roots and surface material along the nose. The serrated profile provides additional contact points as the carrier works the attachment.
  • The open body provides space around the projecting nose and its supports. The layout leaves the working end visible during positioning.
  • Steel members connect the ground-engaging nose to the mounting frame. The supporting assembly carries the working forces back toward the loader connection.
  • The grubber works through loader lift, tilt, and travel movements. It has no separate motor or hydraulic jaw to power the working end.

Loflin Grubber

  • Manufacturer: Loflin Fabrication
  • Model: Grubber
  • Part number: 0710101045
  • Operation: mechanical, using carrier lift and tilt
  • Working profile: projecting grubbing nose with serrated side edges
  • Mounting and attachment weight: confirm for the selected carrier

Loflin Grubber

  • Root and vegetation cleanup.
  • Focused grubbing around selected areas.
  • Site preparation with a suitable carrier.

Loflin Fabrication: Brand & Attachment Videos

Loflin Grubber

BUILT FOR LAND CLEARING:

  • A projecting nose places the working end ahead of the mounting frame. Its narrow profile concentrates the ground-contact area during controlled root work.
  • Toothed side edges engage roots and surface material along the nose. The serrated profile provides additional contact points as the carrier works the attachment.
  • The open body provides space around the projecting nose and its supports. The layout leaves the working end visible during positioning.
  • Steel members connect the ground-engaging nose to the mounting frame. The supporting assembly carries the working forces back toward the loader connection.
  • The grubber works through loader lift, tilt, and travel movements. It has no separate motor or hydraulic jaw to power the working end.

CONTROLLED WORKING ACTION:

  • Root and vegetation cleanup.
  • Focused grubbing around selected areas.
  • Site preparation with a suitable carrier.
  • Position the attachment before applying working force.
  • Stay within the carrier and attachment ratings.

READY FOR THE FIELD:

  • Inspect the working head and retaining hardware.
  • Confirm mounting engagement and attachment clearance.
  • Assess the material and plan controlled machine movements.
  • Account for attachment weight and carrier handling limits.
  • Follow the carrier and attachment operating procedures.

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