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The Star Industries Root Grapple Buckets for full-size skid steers come in Heavy Duty (170-66, 170-72) with curved tines that avoid snagging utility lines, and Demolition Grade (170DG-72, 170DG-78, 170DG-84) with larger opening for bigger debris loads. Open tine design lets dirt sift through. Independent hydraulic cylinders adjust for uneven loads. Protective hydraulic line sleeves. SSQA. 5-year factory guarantee. USA since 1981.
| Model | Grade | Width | Key Feature |
|---|---|---|---|
| 170-66 | HD | 66" | Curved tines |
| 170-72 | HD | 72" | Curved tines |
| 170DG-72 | Demo | 72" | Wide opening |
| 170DG-78 | Demo | 78" | Wide opening |
| 170DG-84 | Demo | 84" | Wide opening |
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Tines | Open — dirt sifts through |
| Cylinders | Independent — adjusts for uneven loads |
| Hyd Lines | Protective sleeves |
| Mount | SSQA |
| Warranty | 5-year factory guarantee |
| Origin | Made in USA since 1981 |
SSQA. Requires 2 aux hydraulic circuits. Select width based on site access and machine ROC.
Compatible with skid steer loaders and compact track loaders with a Universal Quick Attach (SSQA) system:
| Bobcat | Caterpillar | John Deere | Case |
| New Holland | Takeuchi | Kubota | Gehl |
Requires 2 aux hydraulic circuits for independent arm operation.
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Q: HD vs DG series?
HD (66-72"): curved tines for utility safety in land clearing. DG: heavier construction for 72-84" demolition debris. |
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Q: Curved tines utility safety?
Curved profile clears utility lines without hooking. Straight tines can catch cables and irrigation lines. |
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Q: vs grapple bucket (175)?
Root grapple open tines = soil sifts through. Grapple bucket solid bottom = retains everything including fines. |
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Q: Aux hydraulics needed?
Yes — 2 circuits for independent arm control. Confirm machine capability. |
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Q: What widths for site access?
66" for tighter sites. 84" for high-volume open clearing. |
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