Eagle Talon
Grapple Rake

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74"-86"

Widths

50"

Opening

12+ Ton

Cylinder Force

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Eagle Talon | Skid Steer Log, Brush & Rock Grapple Rake

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Grapple the toughest projects with ease.

The Eagle Talon is a heavy-duty skid steer log grapple, brush grapple, and rock grapple built to deliver the strength to handle demanding jobs without sacrificing control or efficiency.

Designed with an ideal balance of weight and durability, the Eagle Talon makes quick work of brush piles, logs, debris, concrete, and storm cleanup.

With a 50-inch jaw opening and 74 to 86-inch widths, this is the heavy duty skid steer grapple for operators moving whole logs, crushing large brush piles, and picking rock on land clearing and demolition jobs.

Dual 3,000 lb cylinders deliver powerful clamping force
Aggressive lower teeth grip and hold material securely
Curved rake design helps move through brush and debris efficiently
Replaceable tooth tips help reduce long-term maintenance costs

Whether you're clearing land, handling demolition debris, or loading logs, the Eagle Talon is built to work hard day after day.

Why Steel Strength Matters

Built With High-Strength Steel
Not Marketing Terms.

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.

Steel Strength Comparison

Grade Tensile Yield Hardness
Grade 100 110,000–130,000 PSI 100,000 PSI 235–293 BHN
Grade 50 65,000 PSI 50,000 PSI 135 BHN
A36 Mild 58,000–80,000 PSI 36,000 PSI 119–159 BHN

TENSILE STRENGTH
The point where the steel breaks

YIELD STRENGTH
The point where the steel bends

BHN HARDNESS
Higher numbers are more wear resistant

PSI
Higher PSI means the steel is stronger

Built to Grip. Built to Last.

Gusseted Between Teeth

Added gussets between teeth increase strength and help the grapple handle heavy loads and demanding conditions.

Two 3,000 lb. Cylinders

Dual 3,000 lb cylinders deliver powerful clamping force for secure gripping and heavy-duty material handling.

Replaceable Tooth Tips

Replaceable tooth tips help reduce maintenance costs and extend the life of the grapple.

Tighter Closure Than Conventional Grapples

Designed to close tighter than many conventional grapples for improved handling of smaller or awkward materials.

SPECS TOUGH ENOUGH
FOR ANYTHING.

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Widths

74"-86"

Opening

50"

Cylinder Force

12+ Ton

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Eagle Talon Grapple FAQ

Answers to common questions about the Eagle Talon log, brush, and rock grapple attachment.

Should I choose the Eagle Talon or the Quick Claw?

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.

What is the difference between a log grapple, a brush grapple, and a rock grapple?

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.

What size skid steer do I need to run the Eagle Talon?

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.

Can it handle concrete and demolition debris?

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.

What sizes does the Eagle Talon come in?

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.