The Virnig V20 Mini Skid Steer Skeleton Rock Grapple combines rock sorting with hydraulic load retention on a mini loader. Loose soil falls through the open floor, while a rock dam and notches near the tine tips help retain stones before the upper grapple closes over the load.

Every tine is made from one piece of steel, giving the lower frame continuous support. NitroSteel® cylinder rods and Teflon®-coated hinge bushings equip the moving hydraulic connection. The standard cylinder guard shields the cylinder during material handling, and the grapple helps hold irregular rocks and debris that could shift in an open bucket.

Select the width, mounting interface, and attachment weight around your mini skid steer. This rock-oriented configuration differs from the ordinary skeleton grapple's debris layout and from the solid-floor scrap grapple. Choose it when separating loose soil from retained rocks is part of the task, while keeping the complete load within the carrier's actual capacity.