TOMAHAWK

Standard Duty Vertical Grapple

For Skid Steers & Track Loaders

60–72-Inch Widths

Tomahawk

Tomahawk Standard Duty Vertical Grapple

SKU: 3050 Availability confirmed before order

Sale price$3,616.99 USD

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MOST IMPORTANT FEATURES

1/4-INCH UPPER AND LOWER TINES

THE UPPER AND LOWER TINES USE 1/4-INCH STEEL. THE VERTICAL GRAPPLE LAYOUT SUPPORTS BRUSH AND MATERIAL PICKUP.

2 × 10-INCH CYLINDERS

HYDRAULIC CYLINDERS MEASURE 2 INCHES BY 10 INCHES. THEY OPERATE THE GRAPPLE THROUGH THE CARRIER’S AUXILIARY CIRCUIT.

11.5-INCH TINE SPACING

TINES HAVE 11.5-INCH SPACING. THE OPEN ARRANGEMENT SHEDS FINER LOOSE MATERIAL WHILE RETAINING LARGER DEBRIS.

44-INCH GRAPPLE OPENING

THE GRAPPLE OPENS TO 44 INCHES. CHOOSE A 60-INCH OR 72-INCH WIDTH FOR THE CARRIER AND WORK AREA.

COMPACT VERTICAL BODY

THE BODY IS 20 INCHES DEEP AND 30 INCHES TALL. THIS UPRIGHT SHAPE PROVIDES A DEFINED GRIPPING AREA AHEAD OF THE LOADER.

Description

Key Benefits

Technical Specs

Applications

Tomahawk Standard Duty Vertical Grapple

The Tomahawk Standard Duty Vertical Grapple grips brush, logs, and irregular debris for controlled material handling. It connects through a Universal skid steer quick attach interface.

The upper and lower tines use 1/4-inch steel. The vertical grapple layout supports brush and material pickup. Hydraulic cylinders measure 2 inches by 10 inches. They operate the grapple through the carrier’s auxiliary circuit.

Tines have 11.5-inch spacing. The open arrangement sheds finer loose material while retaining larger debris. The grapple opens to 44 inches. Choose a 60-inch or 72-inch width for the carrier and work area.

The body is 20 inches deep and 30 inches tall. This upright shape provides a defined gripping area ahead of the loader. Account for attachment weight, payload, load position, and the carrier’s rated capacity before lifting or transporting material. Quick couplers are sold separately for this dealer configuration.

Tomahawk Standard Duty Vertical Grapple

  • The upper and lower tines use 1/4-inch steel. The vertical grapple layout supports brush and material pickup.
  • Hydraulic cylinders measure 2 inches by 10 inches. They operate the grapple through the carrier’s auxiliary circuit.
  • Tines have 11.5-inch spacing. The open arrangement sheds finer loose material while retaining larger debris.
  • The grapple opens to 44 inches. Choose a 60-inch or 72-inch width for the carrier and work area.
  • The body is 20 inches deep and 30 inches tall. This upright shape provides a defined gripping area ahead of the loader.

Tomahawk Standard Duty Vertical Grapple

  • Brand: Tomahawk
  • Product: Standard Duty Vertical Grapple
  • Mount: Universal skid steer quick attach
  • Working action: hydraulic cylinder actuation
  • Body: 20 inches deep × 30 inches tall
  • Quick couplers excluded
  • 3050: 60 inch; 400 lb
  • 3052: 72 inch; 495 lb
  • Maximum jaw opening: 44 inches

Tomahawk Standard Duty Vertical Grapple

  • Brush and debris cleanup.
  • Landscape clearing and material staging.
  • Loading and transporting supported material within carrier and attachment limits.

Tomahawk: Grapple Demonstrations

Tomahawk Standard Duty Vertical Grapple

BUILT FOR MATERIAL HANDLING:

  • The upper and lower tines use 1/4-inch steel. The vertical grapple layout supports brush and material pickup.
  • Hydraulic cylinders measure 2 inches by 10 inches. They operate the grapple through the carrier’s auxiliary circuit.
  • Tines have 11.5-inch spacing. The open arrangement sheds finer loose material while retaining larger debris.
  • The grapple opens to 44 inches. Choose a 60-inch or 72-inch width for the carrier and work area.
  • The body is 20 inches deep and 30 inches tall. This upright shape provides a defined gripping area ahead of the loader.

MATCH YOUR WORKING SETUP:

  • Brush and debris cleanup.
  • Landscape clearing and material staging.
  • Loading and transporting supported material within carrier and attachment limits.
  • Mount:Universal skid steer quick attach.
  • Check carrier lifting capacity at the actual load position.

READY FOR THE FIELD:

  • Inspect the grapple tines, working edges, pins, and retaining hardware.
  • Engage the loader attachment locks before connecting hydraulics.
  • Connect the correct hoses and couplers with hydraulic pressure relieved.
  • Check jaw movement and any rotation controls in a clear area.
  • Keep the load low during travel and remain within all handling limits.

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