Grass Grabber Attachment Price
Product Features:
This machine is used in conjunction with loaders to grasp materials such as haystacks, straw, and branches, and is widely applicable in areas like grasslands, pastures, and farms.
Product Introduction
Grass Grabber Attachment for Skid Steer Loaders are essential tools designed for efficient handling of hay, straw, and other light materials in agricultural and landscaping environments.
Built with durability and versatility in mind, these forks attach seamlessly to skid steer loaders, providing a reliable solution for material transport and organization.
Their robust construction ensures long-lasting performance, even in demanding outdoor conditions, while the quick-attach system guarantees ease of use and minimal downtime.
Product Specifications
Model | GB32-741 |
Depth(MM) | 850 |
Height (MM) | 863.6 |
Weight (KG) | 293 |
Grapple opening (MM) | 980.5 |
Cutting edge | 3/4"*6" |
Oil Tube (MM) | 2500 |
Measurement(MM) | 1800*1160*780 |
Packaging & Shipping
Transportation Methods
The 4-in-1 attachment is shipped in a protective metal frame. It can be dispatched as a standalone unit within a shipping container, or multiple attachments can be secured together on a transport rack for consolidated shipment. Container transport ensures defense against rain, dust, and road-induced vibration.
Packaging Methods
Wooden Crate Packaging: Full enclosure is provided for the complete attachment or for essential sub-assemblies, ideal for extended shipping or international export. The crate safeguards the attachment from physical shocks and environmental conditions.
Metal Frame Packaging: A welded metal frame securely holds the unit, optimizing loading space and simplifying the handling process. This method is designed for efficient multi-unit batch transport.
Additional Protective Measures: Critical areas, such as hydraulic rams, operating controls, and tires, are cushioned with foam or protective wraps to prevent transit-related scratches and dents.
Loading & Securing Guidelines
Before shipping, equipment is anchored to its designated wooden crate or metal frame to eliminate shifting or tipping during transit. For smaller models, safe stacking is permissible, whereas larger units must be transported individually. All securing and protective packaging is completed prior to transport departure.
