Wallenstein Three Point Hitch Log Grapple - LXG330R

Wallenstein Three Point Hitch Log Grapple - LXG330R

This is the Wallenstein LXG330R log grapple that is designed for a three-point hitch for compact tractors. When looking at the log grapple it is great for farming, rural property owners and logging contractors.

Features

• Bypass grapples 
• Cantilever cradle 
• 360 Degree hydraulic rotation 
• Push bar 
• 4500 lbs Lift capacity 
• 21,000 lbs Clamp force 
• Mounting system cat II and III

Specifications

What Our Experts Think

• Ideal for Heavy Lifting: Built for efficient log handling in demanding forestry and land management tasks.
• Three-Point Hitch Compatibility: Works with category 1 and 2 three-point hitches for versatile tractor attachment.
• Hydraulic Rotation: 360° hydraulic rotation for precise log positioning and easier maneuverability.
• Heavy-Duty Construction: Rugged design ensures longevity and reliable performance in tough environments.
• Enhanced Productivity: Reduces manual labor and speeds up log transport and stacking.

Q&A

Q: What is the Wallenstein LXG330R Three-Point Hitch Log Grapple?
A: The Wallenstein LXG330R is a rotating three-point hitch log grapple for tractors, designed for easy lifting, rotating, and stacking logs with enhanced control and efficiency.

Q: What tractors is it compatible with?
A: It works with tractors equipped with a Category 1 or 2 three-point hitch and a rear hydraulic system.

Q: What are its key features?
A: The LXG330R offers full 360-degree rotation, allowing for precise log positioning and increased productivity in forestry work.

Q: What are its main applications?
A: It’s ideal for logging, timber handling, and organizing firewood or lumber, reducing manual handling and improving safety.

Q: Is it easy to operate?
A: Yes, it provides smooth hydraulic control for precise log movement and effortless operation.

Maintenance Tips

• Grease all pivot points regularly to minimize wear.
• Inspect hydraulic hoses for leaks or cracks; replace if necessary.
• Check grapple arms and tines for bending or damage.
• Clean after each use to prevent rust and debris buildup.
• Ensure the hitch and mounting hardware are tight and secure before operation.