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2023 Bobcat 36 in. Root Grapple in Caroline, Wisconsin
2023 Bobcat 36 in. Root Grapple in Caroline, Wisconsin
2023 Bobcat 36 in. Root Grapple in Caroline, Wisconsin
2023 Bobcat 36 in. Root Grapple in Caroline, Wisconsin
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2023 Bobcat 36 in. Root Grapple
2023 Bobcat 36 in. Root Grapple in Caroline, Wisconsin
2023 Bobcat 36 in. Root Grapple in Caroline, Wisconsin
2023 Bobcat 36 in. Root Grapple in Caroline, Wisconsin
2023 Bobcat 36 in. Root Grapple in Caroline, Wisconsin
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2023 Bobcat 36 in. Root Grapple

Specs

General Information

Manufacturer
Bobcat
Bobcat
Model Year
2023
2023
Model
36 in. Root Grapple
36 in. Root Grapple
Model Code
NA
NA
Color
Black
Black

Dimensions

Width
36 in.
36 in.
Height - Open
41.7 in.
41.7 in.
Length - Open
34.7 in.
34.7 in.
Weight
Operating - 297 lb.
Operating - 297 lb.
Height
29.8 in.
29.8 in.
Length
30.7 in.
30.7 in.

Operational

Number of Teeth
Number of grapple tines - 1
Number of grapple tines - 1
Maximum Number of Teeth

Factory - 5

Possible - 5

Factory - 5

Possible - 5

Features

Features

  • CURVED SKELETAL TOOTH DESIGN: A curved, skeletal tooth design allows dirt to fall on site while materials are picked up without driving the teeth into the ground.
  • FULLY ENCLOSED MOUNTING FRAME: The fully enclosed mounting frame extends wear life by minimizing flexing in the frame.
  • INERTIA-WELDED CYLINDER ENDS: As a Bobcat® exclusive design, the inertia-welded cylinder ends deliver strong, smooth operation by improving hydraulic cushioning at the end of the stroke.

Features

  • CURVED SKELETAL TOOTH DESIGN: A curved, skeletal tooth design allows dirt to fall on site while materials are picked up without driving the teeth into the ground.
  • FULLY ENCLOSED MOUNTING FRAME: The fully enclosed mounting frame extends wear life by minimizing flexing in the frame.
  • INERTIA-WELDED CYLINDER ENDS: As a Bobcat® exclusive design, the inertia-welded cylinder ends deliver strong, smooth operation by improving hydraulic cushioning at the end of the stroke.