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2026 Erskine Attachments GDX - Skid Loader Demo Grapple With IClaw Action GDX84



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2026 Erskine Attachments GDX - Skid Loader Demo Grapple With IClaw Action GDX84
The GrabTec GDX Skid Loader Demo Grapple with iClaw action is engineered for extreme demolition, rock hauling, and tree work applications. Featuring dual-action closing motion, massive clamping force, and reinforced tooth and hinge construction, the GDX delivers unmatched pull-in power and durability in a skid loader platform.
- iClaw action
- Independent split grapple design
- Reinforced triple-layer teeth
- Heavy-duty pivot and cylinder protection
- Offset quick attach integration
Features May Include:
- Extreme Skid Loader Use: Built for demanding skid loader applications including demolition, rock hauling, and tree work.
- Dual Action: The GDX grapple closes using two simultaneous movements for stronger pull-in and holding power.
- Rotating Pull-In Motion: The claw rotates while the arm swings over the cutting edge to pull and hold material securely.
- Independent Split Grapple: Each grapple side operates independently for improved control and secure handling of uneven loads.
- Universal Compatibility: Designed to connect to any machine equipped with a standard universal skid loader mount.
- Interlocking Tooth Grip: Interlocking teeth create a biting action that locks loads in place for maximum capacity handling.
Info
Industry
Agriculture
Make
Erskine Attachments
Model
GDX - Skid Loader Demo Grapple With IClaw Action
Trim
GDX84
Year
2026
MSRP
N/A
Category
Agriculture Equipment
Subcategory
Miscellaneous Equipment
Specs
Weight
1,479 lb.
Height
Ground to link: 30.13 in
Width
Body: 84 in | Claw: 69.50 in (overall) / 23.63 in (each)
Notes
Claw type options: double | Number of teeth available: 6 (2 claws with 3 teeth) | Maximum primary clamping force (at 3,500 psi): 11,850 lb. | Maximum recommended operating pressure: 4,000 psi | Grapple is split: Yes | Greaseless: Yes
Warranty
1 year or 2,000 hours, whichever comes first
