Feel the sting of our Demolition Grapple
Demolition grapple is the perfect skid steer attachment for a wide variety of needs. Not only does it feature a 48-inch opening height, it’s designed like a solid bottom bucket. That means it’s gigantic and offers an insane degree of control. While lifting a lot of debris at once sounds amazing, what else can it do?
The full construction comprised of Grade 50 Steel means this Demolition grapple can do what competitor equipment can’t achieve. It can lift the most with minimal effort and keep up the effort repeatedly. The same structure means that the attachment will last for years, while flimsier materials break down and erode.
Ultimately, all demolition and removal efforts require complete control over the displaced materials. The demolition grapple bucket comes with two grapples constructed of 3/8ths” and ¼” steel to hold up to the toughest working conditions. The stronger rolled insert supports these tough grapples by giving you the muscle to work any bit of debris up and away from your work site.
Power like this is rare for a skid steer attachment. But you can bring this majestic attachment to any job you have in your future. All you must do is reach out to Stinger Attachments and see what it will take to start grappling with a little demolition in your life.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a demolition grapple used for?
A demolition grapple grabs, lifts, and moves demolition debris, brush, logs, rock, and other bulky or irregular material. It is a go-to attachment for demolition, cleanup, and land clearing where you need to control loose material.
How is a demolition grapple different from a rock grapple?
A demolition grapple has a solid-bottom bucket with grapple arms on top, so it holds fine debris while clamping large items. A rock grapple has an open grate that lets dirt sift through, which is better for separating soil from rock.
What is the Stinger demolition grapple built from?
It is constructed from Grade 50 steel with a 48-inch opening height and a solid-bottom bucket design. The grapple arms are built from 3/8 inch and 1/4 inch steel, supported by a rolled insert for extra strength in tough conditions.
What materials can a demolition grapple handle?
It handles concrete, rubble, brush piles, logs, scrap, and other debris. The grapple arms keep displaced material under control so you can lift and move a full load in one pass.
Will a demolition grapple fit my machine?
Stinger demolition grapples use a universal quick-attach plate, with options for skid steers and tractors. Because grapples add weight, confirm your machine has the lift capacity and hydraulic flow to run one.
