ROOT RAKE GRAPPLE

Grab it. Rip it. Move it.

CT3RRG - Rock Solid Blue + Black

  • 310 lb
  • Rated for 1,500 lb+

CT3RRGJD1 - JD Green

  • 354 lb
  • Rated for 1,500 lb+

MS3RRG - Rock solid blue + black

  • 324 lb
  • Rated for 1,500 lb+

The CT3RRG Root Rake Grapple is built for compact tractors that need real gripping force without dragging around unnecessary weight. With dual cylinders, heavy-duty G50 steel tines, and reinforced mounting throughout, this grapple punches well above its class while staying light enough for smaller machines to handle with confidence.

Root Rake Grapple

Optimized 54" Width

  • Wide enough for serious cleanup, maneuverable enough for compact tractors, and engineered to stay perfectly balanced when detached.


Dual Hydraulic Cylinders

  • Two 2" bore cylinders deliver stronger, more even clamping than single-cylinder competitor models.
  • 8" stroke provides a wide 50.3 in. opening for grabbing bulky material.


Heavy-Duty Tine Design

  • 3/8" G50 steel tines reinforced with a comb pattern at the tips for extra rigidity.
  • FEA-tested against AR400-level loads (150k+) in a G50 structure.
  • 10" tine spacing for efficient root and debris separation.


Built to Be Used — and Serviced

  • Designed for minimal maintenance, with grease zerks placed only where they matter.
  • Cylinders are mounted behind the attachment, protected from brush, logs, and impacts.


Reinforced Mounting System

  • Mini mount supported with 4 gussets for strength under twisting loads.
  • ¼" wall tubing + extra gusseting at critical latch points.
  • Grade 5 zinc-plated bolt pins for longevity and easy replacement.

See-Through Visibility

  • Open mount design gives you sightlines to the ground and your load — huge advantage when navigating tight areas.


Hydraulics Ready

  • Standard: 1/2" flush-face couplers
  • Optional: 1/2" ag-style couplers

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