Frequently Asked Questions about Skid Steer Demolition Grapples
What is a skid steer demolition grapple?
A skid steer demolition grapple attachment allows you to grasp and manipulate heavy debris, including concrete, wood, and metal with strong claws or tines that open and close for excellent control during demolition tasks.
What are the primary uses of a demolition grapple?
Demolition grapples are primarily used for removing debris from demolition sites, grasping and lifting heavy materials, sorting and stacking materials for recycling or disposal, and breaking apart materials like wood and metal.
How do I choose the right skid steer demolition grapple for my machine?
When selecting a demolition grapple, consider:
- The weight and capacity of your skid steer
- The grapple's opening width and height to ensure it fits your needs
- The type of materials you’ll be handling
- Compatibility with your skid steer’s hydraulic system
What maintenance is required for a skid steer demolition grapple?
Regular maintenance for a demolition grapple includes:
- Inspecting hydraulic lines for leaks and damage.
- Lubricating moving parts to prevent wear.
- Checking for loose bolts or fasteners.
- Cleaning the grapple after use to prevent rust and debris buildup.
What types of materials can a skid steer demolition grapple handle?
A demolition grapple is designed to handle a wide range of materials, including wood, timber, concrete, brick, metal, rebar, and mixed debris.