Wallenstein Skidsteer Log Grapple Attachment - LXG430RP

Wallenstein Skidsteer Log Grapple Attachment - LXG430RP

This is the Wallenstein LXG430RP skidsteer log grapple attachment that offers additional utility to equipment with simple installation. When looking at the grapple it gives you control from the inside the cab.

Features

• Bypass grapples 
• Hydraulic warn winch 
• Cantilever cradle 
• 360 Degree hydraulic rotation 
• Extendible arm
• Push bar 
• Lift capacity 4,500 lbs 

Specifications

What Our Experts Think

• Hydraulic Precision with 360° Rotation: Allows for full control and precise log handling in any position.
• Heavy-Duty Build: Engineered for demanding forestry applications, ensuring long-lasting durability.
• Quick-Attach Compatibility: Easily fits most skid steers for fast and hassle-free setup.
• Powerful Gripping Mechanism: Handles large logs securely, increasing efficiency in logging and land clearing tasks.
• Versatile Performance: Ideal for logging, landscaping, and property management projects.

Q&A

Q: What is the Wallenstein LXG430RP Skid Steer Log Grapple Attachment?
A: The Wallenstein LXG430RP is a heavy-duty log grapple with a powered 360-degree rotation, designed for skid steers to handle, lift, and position logs with maximum precision and efficiency.

Q: What equipment is it compatible with?
A: It fits most standard skid steers with a universal quick-attach system, ensuring broad compatibility and quick installation.

Q: What are its primary applications?
A: Ideal for logging, timber handling, firewood processing, and forestry cleanup, the LXG430RP offers enhanced control for stacking and organizing logs.

Q: What are its key features?
A: It offers a 360-degree powered rotation, heavy-duty construction for rugged conditions, a powerful hydraulic grip, and a wide grapple opening for large logs.

Q: Is it easy to operate?
A: Yes, the LXG430RP provides intuitive hydraulic controls for smooth operation, allowing precise log handling and safe, efficient performance.

Maintenance Tips

• Grease all pivot points regularly to reduce wear.
• Inspect hydraulic hoses for leaks or cracks; replace if damaged.
• Check grapple tines for bending, cracks, or excessive wear; repair or replace as needed.
• Clean after each use to prevent dirt buildup and rust.
• Ensure mounting hardware is secure before operation.