Wallenstein Mini-Skidsteer Log Grapple Attachment - LXG210S

Wallenstein Mini-Skidsteer Log Grapple Attachment - LXG210S

This is the Wallenstein LXG210S mini skidsteer log grapple that gives you the additional tools you need for smaller and more narrow areas to operate. The attachment is able to work with the following brands Toro, Vermeer, Ramrod, Boxer and ditch witch.

Features

• Bypass grapples 
• Spring centered grapple with locking positions 
• Cantilever cradle 

Fits

• Toro 
• Vermeer 
• Ramrod
• Boxer 
• Ditch Witch 

Specifications

What Our Experts Think

• Compact and Powerful: Ideal for small spaces and tight areas without compromising performance.
• Universal Mini-Skidsteer Mount: Compatible with most mini-skidsteers for versatile log handling.
• 360° Hydraulic Rotation: Enhances precision and control when grabbing, moving, or positioning logs.
• Rugged Construction: Built to withstand heavy use in forestry, landscaping, and land management.
• Increased Efficiency: Saves time and effort compared to traditional log-moving methods.

Q&A

Q: What is the Wallenstein LXG210S Mini-Skidsteer Log Grapple Attachment?
A: The Wallenstein LXG210S is a log grapple attachment for mini-skid steers, designed for lifting, gripping, and transporting logs with precision and ease.

Q: What equipment is it compatible with?
A: It fits most mini-skid steers with a universal quick-attach system, commonly used in compact forestry and landscaping tasks.

Q: What are its primary applications?
A: It’s ideal for log handling, stacking, firewood processing, and small-scale forestry operations.

Q: What are its key features?
A: The LXG210S offers a powerful grip for secure log handling, durable construction, and smooth hydraulic operation for efficient performance.

Q: Is it easy to use?
A: Yes, it attaches quickly and provides intuitive hydraulic control for safe and precise log movement.

Maintenance Tips

• Grease all pivot points regularly for smooth operation.
• Inspect hydraulic hoses and fittings for leaks or cracks; replace if needed.
• Check grapple arms and tines for wear or damage.
• Clean after each use to prevent dirt buildup and rust.
• Ensure mounting hardware is secure before operation.