gravelman here... what manufacturer makes the smallest tractor that can handle a grapple... with quick attach front?? thanks. I know some of the smaller ones are not rugged enough to handle the torque etc but if used carefully... will work.
One could probably put a grapple on anything you can put a QA.gravelman here... what manufacturer makes the smallest tractor that can handle a grapple... with quick attach front?? thanks. I know some of the smaller ones are not rugged enough to handle the torque etc but if used carefully... will work.
It all depends on what loads you are trying to lift. Attachments of all sizes are available.
A lot of work can be done with subcompact tractors and mini (micro) excavators.
For the EA example above, "grapple" to them means some kind of modified loader bucket
with independent hydraulic jaw (or 2) mounted above and acting downward. "Grapple"
can also mean a device with integrated jaw movement for lifting logs or rocks with FEL or
backhoe. (See Valby or Hud-Son.)