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The Wallenstein LXG430S Skid-Steer Log Grappler is a heavy-duty attachment designed for loading, transporting, and stacking logs efficiently.
Lift capacity of approximately 4,500 lbs (2,041 kg) with a clamp force around 21,000 lbs (9,525 kg), suitable for demanding forestry and land-clearing tasks.
Grapple opening ranges from roughly 3″ to 72″ (8 cm to 182 cm) to accommodate large logs and bundles.
Mounts directly to skid-steers using a standard quick-attach plate, allowing excellent control from the cab.
Designed for skid-steers in the 60–100 HP range, depending on configuration and application.
Q: What is the grapple opening width?
A: Approximately 3″ to 72″.
Q: Can the grapple rotate?
A: Yes, it can have either 180° spring-return or full 360° hydraulic rotation depending on the variant.
Q: Is it compatible with typical skid-steers?
A: Yes, it uses a universal skid-steer quick-attach plate for straightforward installation.
Q: What is the lift and clamp capacity?
A: Lift capacity ~4,500 lbs, clamp force ~21,000 lbs.
Regularly inspect and tighten mounting bolts, pivot points, and quick-attach plate for safe operation.
Check grapple jaws and cylinder rods for wear or bending; replace parts as needed.
Clean debris, resin, or bark buildup to ensure smooth operation.
Monitor hydraulic hoses and connectors for leaks or wear.
Store the grapple in a compact, lowered position when not in use to reduce stress and exposure.