EDGE® Grapple Bucket by CEAttachments, Inc.

Jun 16, 2009

Updated Sep 29, 2010

Move those hard to handle materials on site with this tough and reliable bucket. Use it for brush and other awkward debris. The EDGE Grapple Buckets are just another way to increase usefulness of your skid steer!

Grabs and carries debris
Cylinder guards protect all components of cylinder
Complete with universal skid steer mount
Use it for construction, demolition, landscaping and agriculture
Available in 60″ to 94″ bucket widths
End plate extensions standard on the 74″, 83″ and 88″ buckets

Contact CEAttachments at 866.232.8224 or visit us online at www.ceattach.com for more information on our attachments.

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