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

CONFIDENT GRIP.
RELENTLESS PERFORMANCE.

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:

Skid Steers • Log Handling • Brush Removal • Land Clearing • Storm Cleanup • Rock Handling • Demolition • Forestry • Property Maintenance

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 TOOTH DESIGN

Reinforced gussets between the teeth add strength and rigidity to help the grapple withstand heavy loads and demanding applications.

REPLACEABLE TOOTH TIPS

Replaceable tooth tips simplify maintenance, reduce repair costs, and extend the service life of the grapple.

SECURE GRIP ON SMALLER MATERIAL

The tight-closing jaw design helps securely grip smaller logs, brush, rocks, and loose debris with greater control.

BUILT FOR HEAVY-DUTY CLEARING

Engineered to handle brush, logs, rocks, and demolition debris with the strength and control needed for demanding cleanup applications.

SPECS TOUGH ENOUGH
FOR ANYTHING.

Technical drawings of agricultural equipment on a white background specifications diagram

Widths

74"-86"

Opening

50"

Cylinder Force

12+ Ton

74" Eagle Talon 86" Eagle Talon

Real reviews from real customers.

Customer Reviews

Overall rating: 4.7 / 5 from 22 reviews.

Customer photo review of Eagle Talon - Log, Brush and Rock Grapple Rake

handles 4,000 pound steel bridges with ease. Extremely good clamping pressure.

Eagle Talon - Log, Brush and Rock Grapple Rake

Store owner replied: Thanks for the great feedback! We're glad to hear it's handling those 4,000-pound steel bridges with ease. It's awesome to know the clamping pressure is meeting your expectations. We appreciate your trust in Quick Attach!

Customer photo review of Eagle Talon - Log, Brush and Rock Grapple Rake

A very well designed attachment , I use it for clearing brush and demolition work. It is very strong, well-made and indestructible for my little midsize machine. I wouldn’t think twice of buying another one if I ever needed a replacement. I had one from another company and it bent up during demolition.

Eagle Talon - Log, Brush and Rock Grapple Rake

Store owner replied: Thanks for the great review! We're glad it's holding up strong for your brush clearing and demo work. Awesome to hear it's been a solid upgrade for your machine!

Customer photo review of Eagle Talon - Log, Brush and Rock Grapple Rake

I love this grapple. It is very well built and performs perfectly. I upgraded from a land pride grapple that was very good, but I bent a few of the tines. I don’t think I could bend one of these if I tried. The salesman (Dave Rogenes) is also top notch. You can trust the company to stand behind what they tell you. I also have a pair of pallet forks made by Quick Attach that have been flawless. When looking for future attachments, they will be the first brand I consider

Eagle Talon - Log, Brush and Rock Grapple Rake

Store owner replied: Thanks for the fantastic review! We’re glad to hear the grapple is built tough and that Dave and our team have earned your trust. We appreciate your loyalty and look forward to helping with your future attachments!

Customer photo review of Eagle Talon - Log, Brush and Rock Grapple Rake

I made a quick release mount for my New Holland loader and never found a tree it could not handle

Eagle Talon - Log, Brush and Rock Grapple Rake

Store owner replied: Thank you for your review and cool pictures! The Eagle Talon is a beast! We are glad you are enjoying your attachment.

Customer photo review of Eagle Talon - Log, Brush and Rock Grapple Rake

This grapple has been great for picking up and placing boulders as I rebuild a retaining wall and steps through the wall. It is also amazing at loosening up rocky ground so I can bucket it around.

Eagle Talon - Log, Brush and Rock Grapple Rake

Store owner replied: Thank you for your review and pictures! Glad to hear the Eagle Talon is helping you rebuild your retaining wall and steps as well as loosing up your soil! We are happy you are enjoying your attachment!

Customer photo review of Eagle Talon - Log, Brush and Rock Grapple Rake

It's a great grapple. You can up root some trees, the design make great dig/pry for things in the ground. It's compact design let's you maneuver through narrow places. Good visibility. It's built heavy duty. Every design of grapple has positive and negative points depending on the job. This design is great for dozing into what you want to remove. Buyers don't always look at the quality of the design and durability but look at the price thinking grapples are just grapples, even if it's something you'll hardly use. A grapple is one of the attachments that takes serious abuse, you want heavyduty. You buy a cheap grapple and you will bend and twist it most likely the first time you use it. I swear by Quick Attach products they're built to last. If your buying a grapple listen to what fits your machine and what fits for your needs of it. With a grapple you get exactly what you pay for. Quick Attach has the grapples that will last you, they have so many great products.

Eagle Talon - Log, Brush and Rock Grapple Rake

Great product. Super heavy duty! Only part that could be better for my application is it not digging into the ground as much while trying to push material into piles.

Eagle Talon - Log, Brush and Rock Grapple Rake

Store owner replied: Thanks for the review and honest feedback! We're glad to hear you’re impressed with the build quality. We appreciate your support and input!

My expectations were high when I purchased from Quick Attach. I have owned the Eagle Talon for a year now. It is very well built and holds up to constant use loading logs and tree debris. The Eagle Talon is a quality product. Great design, excellent welds, I highly recommend the Quick Attach Eagle Talon.

Eagle Talon - Log, Brush and Rock Grapple Rake

Store owner replied: Thanks for the great feedback! We're glad the Eagle Talon has lived up to your expectations and handled tough work so well. Appreciate the recommendation!

Great product. Very heavy duty. No problems. Very satisfied.

Eagle Talon - Log, Brush and Rock Grapple Rake

Store owner replied: Thank you for your review, we are glad you are enjoying your Eagle Talon

this is our 2nd one because we have two skid steers now. This thing is built tough it takes alot of abuse and still keeps working

Eagle Talon - Log, Brush and Rock Grapple Rake

Store owner replied: Thank you for your review, we are glad your Eagle Talons have held up well, they are built strong!

Super tough and “heavy” duty!

Eagle Talon - Log, Brush and Rock Grapple Rake

Store owner replied: Thank you for your review, the Eagle Talon is a beast! We are glad you are enjoying your attachment!

Excellent product. Moved hundreds of tons of brush with it.

Eagle Talon - Log, Brush and Rock Grapple Rake

Store owner replied: Thank you for your review, we are glad your Eagle Talon has helped you move all that brush!

Like the Grapple very much. However, need to work on engineering the hydraulics hoses so they do not get caught in the material being moved (tree limbs and such) and under my tracks on my Cat track loader. I have had to replace the hydraulic fitting 3 times already. The hoses got tangled and the fittings got bent and/or the hoses sprung a leak at the fitting(s). I did mention the concern to you sales rep. but he was not very helpful at all! Acted as though it was my problem.

Eagle Talon - Log, Brush and Rock Grapple Rake

Grapple and tree shear I purchase a 72 in heavy duty grapple and a tree shear. They both work as they should. The tree sheer is amazing. If you can get in the knife it will cut it. The problem I had with both is the hoses placement. They hang and dangle everywhere. Letting them to get caught in lose limbs and branches. Ive had to come up with springs that would stretch and retract pulling the hoses out of the way. Once I had that figure out I was very satisfied. New operators shouldnt have to figure that out. Braking one of my ports on my Bobcat and stretching my hoses was not pleasant.

Skid Steer Grapple Rake HD /Root Grapple HD | Eagle Talon-Industrial Log, Brush and Rock Grapple

Skid Steer Attachments I have purchased the 72" Quick Power Scape w/ hydraulic angling option and 72" Eagle Talon-Industrial Log, Brush and Rock Grapple. I have been well pleased with the build quality and durability of both attachments and have confidence that they will be reliable for years to come. When you buy Quick Attach products, I believe you get what you pay for. I will not hesitate to buy additional attachments from them in the future.

Skid Steer Grapple Rake HD /Root Grapple HD | Eagle Talon-Industrial Log, Brush and Rock Grapple

Awesome Rented one of these from a local shop after we got hit with a derecho / hurricane here in iowa. Within a couple hours of use I was amazed how quickly a seemingly impossible cleanup for my son and I was going to be totally doable in short order. Ordered my own that same day and it arrived at my door 2 days later! After 3 days of heavy cleanup we had 90% of the disaster whipped. Amazing grapple / demo bucket. Very heavy duty. Not the cheapest bucket out there but in my opinion one of the best. I was using this bucket with a little Case 40xt and could basically cut 20" diameter trees in half and haul them to the burn pile. We received estimates to clean our disaster $18-26K, Grapple bucket priceless... Just Awesome

Skid Steer Grapple Rake HD /Root Grapple HD | Eagle Talon-Industrial Log, Brush and Rock Grapple

Eagle Talon I decided to clear my 4 acre lot of trees and brush three years ago. Knowing I would be moving a lot of Aspen, red pine, spruce, and alder brush, I bought a 72" Talon-Industrial. It proved to be a great decision. With the Talon I could move the whole tree, once it was down. I'd dig around and under the root of the tree, fall it with the skid steer, (Case SR220), cut the root ball off, cut the tree in half, put the butt and top together. Then pick the whole tree up and haul it to my brush pile. On smaller trees and Alder brush I'd build a pile and grab as much as I could fit in the 48" opening. Squeeze the grapple together and haul the load to the brush pile. I, also, used it to carry boulders. Some weighing nearly enough to pick the rear tires off the ground on bumps. Moving the root balls, I'd grip what I could with the Talon, lift the edge and slide the massive root to the brush pile. Smaller trees I'd lift the entirely by the root. A 40 to 50 foot tree sticking out the front of the grapple is a impressive sight. Clearing the 4 acres required a lot of trips during the two years it took to complete. The Talon held up thru it all. Yes I managed to break a tooth or two, and bend the bracing bar on the moveable jaw. But, the replaceable teeth are easy to fix. And, I DID NOT HAVE ANY DOWNTIME DUE TO BREAKAGE or HYDRAULIC FAILURE. The Talon is a BEAST and the Grade 100 steel is tough. If you have a tough job to do, I recommend the Talon-Industrial.

Skid Steer Grapple Rake HD /Root Grapple HD | Eagle Talon-Industrial Log, Brush and Rock Grapple

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Eagle Talon Grapple FAQ

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.