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MG20F Series Mechanical Grapple
Key Features
- Mid-upper and mid-lower tine sections welded in and are standard base equipment
- Easily attaches to Quick-Change loader carrier
- 1200 lb. lift capacity
The Frontier™ MG20F is a 137-cm (54-in.) wide loader-attached mechanical grapple with a 544-kg (1200-lb) lift capacity. It provides a lower investment for a grapple attachment by removing the need for a third hydraulic function.
Whether it is brush, logs, fence posts, or rocks, the MG20F can handle them all.
A strong design provides better durability with good tractor protection.
MG20F on 300E Loader without third hydraulic function
Closeup of MG20F Mechanical Grapple
The MG20F does not require a third hydraulic function to activate the grapple. The lower part of the grapple rests on the loader frame. The upper part of the grapple is opened and closed by the bucket cylinders.
MG20F with quick-attach carrier
The MG20F Mechanical Grapple uses the same quick-attach system common to 120R, 220R, and 300E Loaders, but is only compatible with NSL (Non self-leveling).
Upper and lower middle sections are welded and in base
Teeth on each tine section
The upper and lower jaw tines are designed with teeth to help grab, remove, and maintain the material once it is clamped.
MG20F Mechanical Grapple handling brush
MG20F Mechanical Grapple handling posts
MG20F Mechanical Grapple handling posts
With its 544-kg (1200-lb) lift capacity and a 68.6-cm (27-in.) diameter clamp opening, the MG20F Mechanical Grapple is ideal for many different materials and uses, including wood roots, debris, brush removal, moving logs and rocks, and more.
Full framed lower and upper grapple
The Frontier™ MG20F Mechanical Grapple offers better protection of the tractor hood in harsh conditions such as debris removal. The design with six teeth on the lower grapple and six teeth on the upper grapple is better at holding the material away from the tractor hood.
