Agricultural and Forestry Attachments · MERI Machinery
Grass, bales, brush and logs create different load shapes and centers of gravity. Grapple geometry, opening, tine or jaw layout, carrier capacity, hydraulic function and hose protection must be matched to the real material.
Relevant MERI Equipment and Resources
ME-GR-G-D
Grass grapple
ME-GR-L-D
Log grapple
Farm loader applications
Bale and material handling
Hydraulic compatibility
Couplers, hoses and return circuits
Technical Points to Confirm
| Material geometry | Provide diameter, length, bundle size, density and whether the load is loose or compact. |
|---|---|
| Opening and grip | Jaw opening and closing geometry should capture the target without excessive crushing or spillage. |
| Center of gravity | Long logs and large bundles move the load center forward and reduce residual capacity. |
| Hydraulic function | Confirm cylinder demand, flow, pressure, connectors and hose routing through full movement. |
| Guarding and visibility | Protect hoses and components while preserving operator view and load control. |
Information to Include with an Inquiry
- Material type and dimensions
- Maximum bundle weight
- Carrier model and coupler
- Required grapple opening
- Hydraulic flow and pressure
- Handling height and travel path
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Review the related MERI guide, then send your application, site conditions, configuration requirements and destination through the technical quotation form.
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