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Eagle Talon Grapple Rake
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Introduction
The Quick Attach Eagle Talon Grapple is built for handling logs, brush, rocks, demolition debris, and storm cleanup with the strength, control, and durability demanding operators expect.
Designed for skid steers, the Eagle Talon combines an ideal balance of weight and strength to maximize lifting performance without sacrificing durability. Available in 74- to 86-inch widths with a massive 50-inch jaw opening, it easily handles whole logs, large brush piles, rocks, concrete, and bulky debris across the toughest land clearing and material handling applications.
Engineered for contractors, land clearing professionals, municipalities, and property owners, the Eagle Talon delivers dependable performance day after day. Whether you're clearing storm damage, reclaiming overgrown property, handling demolition debris, or loading timber, it's built to withstand demanding work while maintaining exceptional control and productivity. Need to fell standing timber before you grapple it? Pair the Eagle Talon with the Power Axe tree shear attachment to cut trees down cleanly, then load and haul the material in the same clearing pass.
Built For:
Why Steel Strength Matters
Not all steel ratings are presented the same way.
Some manufacturers advertise maximum breaking strength, while others reference minimum yield strength. At Quick Attach, we focus on real-world durability and structural performance — not inflated numbers.
Our steel specifications are based on minimum strength ratings to give operators a clearer understanding of what the grapple is built to handle.
TENSILE STRENGTHThe point where the steel breaks
YIELD STRENGTHThe point where the steel bends
BHN HARDNESSHigher numbers are more wear resistant
PSIHigher PSI means the steel is stronger
Key Features
Reinforced gussets between the teeth add strength and rigidity to help the grapple withstand heavy loads and demanding applications.
Replaceable tooth tips simplify maintenance, reduce repair costs, and extend the service life of the grapple.
The tight-closing jaw design helps securely grip smaller logs, brush, rocks, and loose debris with greater control.
Engineered to handle brush, logs, rocks, and demolition debris with the strength and control needed for demanding cleanup applications.
Curved teeth glide over the ground to efficiently rake material while helping minimize surface disturbance.
Specially designed lower teeth improve material retention and provide a more secure grip on a wide range of materials.
Twin hydraulic cylinders provide the clamping force needed to securely grip heavy logs, brush, rocks, and debris.
Specifications
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Manufacturing
Answers to common questions about the Eagle Talon log, brush, and rock grapple attachment.
It comes down to your machine and your material. Choose the Eagle Talon if you run a mid-frame to large skid steer (75 HP or more) and you are moving whole logs, crushing large brush piles, picking rock, or handling demolition debris. Its 50-inch jaw and 74 to 86-inch widths are built for volume and weight. Choose the Quick Claw if you are raking roots, clearing land, and picking rocks on landscaping and site-prep work, or if you run a smaller machine, since it comes as small as 60 inches. Not sure? Send us your machine's make and model and we will tell you which fits.
In practice they are the same class of attachment used for different material, and the Eagle Talon is built to do all three. As a log grapple it clamps and carries whole logs and timber. As a brush grapple it takes big bites out of brush piles and hauls them off in fewer trips. As a rock grapple it grabs rock and concrete, with spaced teeth so dirt falls through instead of coming along for the ride. One attachment, three jobs.
It is built for mid-frame to large skid steers, 75 HP and up. That is deliberate: the weight and the 12-plus tons of clamping force are what let it crush brush piles and grapple concrete, and a smaller machine cannot carry it comfortably. If your machine is under 75 HP, the Quick Claw is the better fit.
Yes. Dual 3-inch cylinders deliver over 12 tons of force, which is enough for crushing brush piles and grappling concrete. It closes tighter than most grapples, so it holds smaller and awkward pieces securely instead of dropping them, and the teeth tips are replaceable, which keeps maintenance costs down on abrasive demolition work.
It is available in 74-inch and 86-inch widths, with a 50-inch jaw opening. It mounts with a universal quick-attach plate and fits most major skid steer brands including Bobcat, John Deere, Case, Kubota, New Holland, and Caterpillar. Send us your make and model and we will confirm the fit.
