Wallenstein Mini-Skidsteer Log Grapple Attachment - LXG420S
This is the Wallenstein LXG420S mini skidsteer log grapple attachment that offers you the ability to tackle large logs and trees with ease. The attachment gives you total control from inside the cab to move heavy objects with great agility.
Features
- Bypass grapplesÂ
- Spring centered grapple with locking positionsÂ
- Cantilever cradleÂ
- 3,000 lbs Lift capacityÂ
- Grapple opening 3"-48"
- Clamp force 9400lbsÂ
- Mounting system universal quick attach plateÂ
Specifications
| Manufacturer: |
Wallenstein |
| MPN: |
LXG420S |
| Condition |
New |
What Our Experts Think
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Heavy-Duty Design: Perfect for demanding logging and land-clearing tasks.
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360° Hydraulic Rotation: Offers full control and precision for grabbing and positioning logs.
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Mini-Skidsteer Compatible: Fits most mini-skidsteers, making it a versatile attachment for forestry and landscaping.
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Compact and Efficient: Ideal for working in confined spaces while maintaining high performance.
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Durable Build: Engineered for long-lasting use in tough outdoor conditions.
Q&A
Q: What is the Wallenstein LXG420S Mini-Skidsteer Log Grapple Attachment?
A: The Wallenstein LXG420S is a heavy-duty log grapple attachment for mini-skid steers, designed to lift, grip, and transport large logs with ease and precision.
Q: What equipment is it compatible with?
A: It fits most mini-skid steers with a universal quick-attach system, making it perfect for compact forestry and landscaping operations.
Q: What are its primary applications?
A: It’s ideal for handling large logs, stacking timber, firewood processing, and clearing forestry debris.
Q: What are its key features?
A: The LXG420S offers a strong hydraulic grip, durable construction, and a wide opening for handling larger logs efficiently.
Q: Is it easy to operate?
A: Yes, it attaches quickly and provides smooth, precise hydraulic control for safe and efficient log movement.
Maintenance Tips
- Grease pivot points frequently for smooth operation and reduced wear.
- Inspect hydraulic hoses and fittings for leaks; replace if damaged.
- Check grapple tines for cracks, bends, or excessive wear.
- Clean after use to prevent rust and debris buildup.
- Ensure mounting hardware is tight and secure before each use.
