
Worksaver Inc., Litchfield, Illinois, introduces two new grapples to its family of Sweep Action Grapples, the Sweep Action Tine grapple (SATG) and Sweep Action Solid Bottom construction grapple (SASB). These models feature a patent pending grapple design that sweeps debris into the bucket, reducing clean-up time. Material is moved into and retained in the bucket when the cylinder overcomes the spring pressure, causing the front rake to rotate towards the bucket in a sweeping motion. Available in 72-inch, 78-inch and 84-inch models.
The SATG Sweep Action Tine Grapple offers an open tine bottom with its sweep-in grapples, making it able to handle site demolition debris, rocks, brush, wood and metal. The sweeping action allows operators to pick up small materials without leaving the cab, eliminating hand clean-up, while leaving the dirt behind.
The SASB Sweep Action Solid Bottom Construction Grapple is also equipped with sweep-in grapples and features a scrap yard tested solid bottom low profile bucket. The bucket bottom is made of abrasion resistant steel with three half-inch by 4-inch reinforcing wear strips for longer bucket life. The bucket cutting edge is drilled to accept a bolt-on beveled (reversible) cutting edge, increasing the durability and life of the bucket edge.
The SATG Sweep Action Tine Grapple offers an open tine bottom with its sweep-in grapples, making it able to handle site demolition debris, rocks, brush, wood and metal. The sweeping action allows operators to pick up small materials without leaving the cab, eliminating hand clean-up, while leaving the dirt behind.
The SASB Sweep Action Solid Bottom Construction Grapple is also equipped with sweep-in grapples and features a scrap yard tested solid bottom low profile bucket. The bucket bottom is made of abrasion resistant steel with three half-inch by 4-inch reinforcing wear strips for longer bucket life. The bucket cutting edge is drilled to accept a bolt-on beveled (reversible) cutting edge, increasing the durability and life of the bucket edge.
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