2G60U-LT Lightweight Brush and Root Grapple – 60 Inch

Description

The AG-GO 2G60U-LT lightweight brush and root grapple gives skid steer and compact loader operators a lighter 60 inch attachment for land clearing, root raking, brush removal, storm cleanup, and general property maintenance. Its reduced attachment weight leaves more of the machine’s rated lifting ability available for the material being moved, while the reinforced frame provides dependable support for everyday farm, landscaping, and commercial cleanup work.

This model is rated for machines up to 65 horsepower. Horsepower alone does not confirm fit, so buyers should also verify the machine’s quick-attach interface, auxiliary hydraulic system, lift capacity, and operating limits. Compare it with other AG-GO grapples before ordering the width and mounting style that best match the machine and job.

Lightweight Brush and Root Grapple with Serrated Teeth

Heavy-duty serrated lower teeth bite into tangled brush, roots, logs, limbs, and irregular debris. The open-bottom frame lets loose dirt and smaller material fall through as the load is lifted. This helps separate soil from roots and brush during fence-row clearing, storm cleanup, and site preparation instead of carrying unnecessary dirt across the work area.

Two independently floating grapple arms conform to uneven or asymmetrical loads. Each lid follows the material beneath it, helping maintain clamping pressure across loads that are taller or denser on one side. This improves control and reduces shifting while lifting, carrying, and placing mixed debris.

The 33 inch jaw opening and 27 inch inside depth provide room for bulky material without making the grapple unnecessarily wide for compact equipment. Common uses include:

• Pulling and carrying loose roots
• Gathering brush, branches, and storm debris
• Moving logs and cut tree limbs
• Cleaning fence rows and field edges
• Sorting debris during farm or property cleanup

A grapple is not a stump grinder or excavator. Operators should work within the attachment and machine limits and avoid using the frame as a pry bar.

Quick-Attach Options, Hydraulics, and Width Choices

The 2G60U-LT is commonly supplied for a universal skid steer quick attach. Euro-style and other mounting configurations may be available upon request. The ordered coupler must match the carrier exactly; this attachment should not be described as fitting every skid steer, tractor, or compact loader.

Hydraulic hoses and cylinder guards are included. Hydraulic quick couplers are not included because machines may use different coupler types and sizes. Before installation, confirm the required couplers, hose routing, hydraulic pressure, and flow with the machine manufacturer or a qualified equipment professional.

Choose attachment width according to the carrier’s size, stability, and lifting ability—not only the amount of material you want to collect. Operators needing more coverage can compare the 2G72U-LT 72 inch lightweight brush grapple or the 2G84U 84 inch universal quick-attach brush grapple. The 84 inch model is a different configuration and should not be assumed to have the same weight or machine requirements as the 2G60U-LT.

Manufactured in the USA at PRO-Link’s production facility, the 2G60U-LT includes a one-year limited warranty against defects in materials and workmanship under the stated warranty terms.

Questions About the 2G60U-LT

What machines can use this lightweight brush and root grapple?

It is intended for properly equipped skid steers and compact loaders rated up to 65 horsepower. Confirm the quick-attach connection, auxiliary hydraulics, lift capacity, attachment weight, and manufacturer limits before ordering.

Are hydraulic hoses and couplers included?

Hydraulic hoses and cylinder guards are included. Machine-side hydraulic quick couplers are not included and must be selected to match the carrier.

Should I choose the 60 inch, 72 inch, or 84 inch grapple?

The 60 inch model favors maneuverability and lower attachment weight. A wider grapple provides more coverage, but it must still match the carrier’s width, hydraulic system, lift capacity, and operating limits.