Not every job needs a full-size machine but that doesn’t mean you should settle for light-duty tools. Our grapple forks for compact loaders are designed to grab, lift, and move heavy or uneven material with confidence. Whether you're clearing logs, handling scrap, or managing storm cleanup, you get firm grip and stable movement without overloading your equipment.

With strong tines, reinforced backplates, and smooth clamp operation, these attachments are made to match your loader’s capacity while keeping you in control on every pass.

At Damstrong, our grapple forks are made with the needs of compact loader operators in mind—every weld, tine, and clamp is shaped for strength and control in tight spaces. Whether you’re loading brush, shifting pipe, or lifting twisted debris, you’ll find the handling balanced and reliable.

Key features include:

Heavy-gauge steel arms – Built for grip strength and minimal flex

Bolt-on or quick-attach mounts – Compatible with most compact loader brands

Greaseable hinge points – Smoother motion and less maintenance

Open-frame backrest – Better visibility when working in close quarters

Clamp options – Choose single or dual clamp models depending on your task

Built-in hose routing – Protects hydraulics and keeps lines from snagging

Support and spare parts – Ongoing help from real people who know your machine

Grapple forks from Damstrong aren’t just made for the showroom they’re made for the grind. Our compact loader attachments have been tested on farms, in construction zones, and through all kinds of brush and scrap. They’re designed to stay functional under daily wear and keep downtime to a minimum.

What sets them apart:

• Balanced tine spacing for smooth, stable loading
• Reinforced clamps to keep hold under pressure
• Frame welds that hold up under repeat stress
• Grease-access points for quick maintenance
• Clean hydraulic routing that protects hoses from damage

Result: A grapple fork that does its job without slowing yours down.

A landscape crew in the Midwest faced constant downtime with their old grapple—cracked tines, weak cylinders, and constant pin wear. We provided a grapple fork designed with reinforced pivot points, precision-aligned hydraulic arms, and a more stable base for compact loaders. Since the upgrade, they’ve gone over a year without a single failure and cut material handling time by 30%.