Skip to main content
ANBO GR160-8 Tractor Grapple Rake - 8" Tines

ANBO GR160-8 Tractor Grapple Rake - 8" Tines

Sold by eSkidSteer

$8,968.99

Price and availability requested live for this page. Final details are set by the seller.

Opens eskidsteer.com in a new tab. The seller handles checkout, shipping, and returns.

StorkScout may earn money from Shopify when you buy through product links. Sponsored results are labeled, and compensation never determines the Weekly Edit. How we make money

Share

A closer fit

Find this, but…

Start with this listing, then change what matters. Matches come live from independent Shopify shops and are separate from StorkScout’s Weekly Edit.

Searches start with new, available products that ship to and from the U.S.

What would suit you better?

Try “folds for air travel” or “same shape, without plastic.”

About this product

🏭Made in USA — Colville, WA
🔒2-year attachment warranty
⏳3-year cylinder warranty
🔧Greaseable pivot points

📘 Overview

The ANBO GR160-8 is a skid steer root rake built for tractors, wheel loaders and large skid steers up to 160 horsepower, supplied in 5 widths from 70" to 104" on 8-inch tine spacing. 8-inch spacing is the middle spacing in this series — it sheds loose dirt on the lift while still holding logs and heavy brush, which makes the GR160-8 the choice for brush piling, log handling and land clearing where dirt-free loads matter. The GR160-8 uses short root-rake tines in 3/4" outer and 5/8" inner AR400F steel, with a clamshell top grapple that closes over raked material so a load can be back-raked, gripped and carried in one pass. The choice you make on this listing is width — 70", 79", 87", 96", 104" — and it drives attachment weight from 975 lb up to 1,300 lb, so pick the widest unit your loader can still lift full. Every ANBO grapple is built in Colville, Washington from American AR400F steel, ships with a mount fabricated for your own machine plus hoses and couplers, and carries a two-year attachment warranty with three years on the cylinders.

⚙ GR160-8 Key Features

  • Rated to 160 horsepower — ANBO sizes each model to the machine, so the GR160-8 is matched to loaders and tractors up to 160 hp rather than sold by width alone.
  • 8-inch tine spacing — sheds loose dirt on the lift while still holding logs and heavy brush.
  • 3/4" : 5/8" AR400F tines — outer to inner tine thickness on the GR160-8, in steel with a 150,000–180,000 PSI yield strength against 32,000 PSI for A36.
  • 58" grapple opening — the jaw span of the GR160-8 when the clamshell is open.
  • 3"x 10" hydraulic cylinders — fully welded, rear mounted and rated to 3,000 PSI, with a built-in pressure relief valve on the larger units to protect the machine's hydraulics.
  • Clamshell design with a top grapple — the top bar closes over raked material, so the unit rakes, digs, grips and back-rakes without an attachment change.
  • Greaseable, accessible pivot points — every pivot takes grease and can be reached without dismantling the rake.
  • 2-wire R-16 hoses rated to 5,800 PSI — routed securely, with hose wrap offered to protect the supply lines.
  • Two-piece mount, engineered position — most ANBO mounts are two-piece, keeping the center of the rake open for visibility; mount location and angle are set to work on both tractors and skid steers.
  • Made in the USA from American steel — designed, fabricated and assembled in Colville, Washington.

🔑 Why Buyers Choose the GR160-8

  • A 975 lb attachment on a 160 hp machine leaves lift capacity for the load — AR400F is five times stronger than grade 36, so ANBO reaches the required strength without the extra plate thickness that a mild-steel grapple needs. The 70" GR160-8 weighs 975 lb; the weight you do not spend on the attachment is weight you can still pick up.
  • 8-inch spacing decides what stays in the load — on the GR160-8 it sheds loose dirt on the lift while still holding logs and heavy brush, which is why this spacing is the one to pick for brush piling, log handling and land clearing where dirt-free loads matter.
  • The top grapple lets you back-rake and carry in the same pass — material raked up is clamped and moved without swapping to a bucket, which removes a machine trip per pile.
  • Greaseable pivots instead of sealed or welded ones — the wear points on the GR160-8 can be serviced on schedule, which is what decides whether a grapple lasts a season or a decade.
  • Three years on the cylinders, one more than on the attachment — ANBO warrants the highest-wear hydraulic component for longer than it warrants the frame.

📊 ANBO GR160-8 Specifications — Skid Steer Root Rake

Specification Value Model ANBO GR160-8 Series Grapple Rake Machine rating Up to 160 horsepower Tine spacing 8" Widths available 70" – 104" (5 widths) Tine size (outer : inner) 3/4" : 5/8" Tine material AR400F abrasion-resistant steel, 150,000–180,000 PSI yield Grapple opening 58" Hydraulic cylinders 3"x 10" Cylinder pressure rating 3,000 PSI Hydraulic hoses 2-wire R-16, 5,800 PSI rating Attachment weight 975 – 1,300 lb, by width Pivot points All greaseable Design Clamshell with top grapple Warranty 2-year attachment, 3-year cylinders Country of origin United States — Colville, Washington

🔄 GR160-8 Specifications by Width

The GR160-8 spans 70" to 104" and 975 lb to 1,300 lb across 5 part numbers. Every one shares the same 8" tine spacing, the same 58" opening and the same 3"x 10" cylinders.

Part number Width Attachment weight Cylinders GR160-8-70 70" 975 lb 3"x 10" GR160-8-79 79" 1,055 lb 3"x 10" GR160-8-87 87" 1,135 lb 3"x 10" GR160-8-96 96" 1,219 lb 3"x 10" GR160-8-104 104" 1,300 lb 3"x 10"

📋 Choosing Your GR160-8 Width

This listing covers the GR160-8 — tine spacing is fixed at 8" Tines across every part number on the page. The width option is the selection you make at checkout:

  • 70" — part number GR160-8-70, 975 lb attachment weight
  • 79" — part number GR160-8-79, 1,055 lb attachment weight
  • 87" — part number GR160-8-87, 1,135 lb attachment weight
  • 96" — part number GR160-8-96, 1,219 lb attachment weight
  • 104" — part number GR160-8-104, 1,300 lb attachment weight

A wider GR160-8 covers more ground per pass but adds 325 lb between the narrowest and widest unit. Match the width to what your loader can lift full, not to the widest unit offered.

🔗 What Is the ANBO GR160-8 Used For?

ANBO builds the Grapple Rake line for brush piling, log handling and land clearing where dirt-free loads matter. On the GR160-8 specifically, the jobs it is bought for are:

  • Rock removal on construction sites
  • Collecting brush, logs and stumps
  • Firewood handling
  • Root and debris removal
  • Farm and construction-site land clearing

The GR160-8 ships complete and ready to run — the grapple, the mount built for your machine, hoses and couplers.

Buyers shop this class of attachment under several names. ANBO grapple and root grapple for tractor both describe what the GR160-8 is — a clamshell rake that grips. If your search started with mini skid steer grapple, tractor root rake or grapple rake for skid steer, the GR160-8 is the 160-horsepower unit in that family.

🚜 Which Machines Fit the ANBO GR160-8?

The ANBO GR160-8 is built to order with a mount made for your specific machine. It is not a fixed-interface attachment: ANBO fabricates the mount to the loader, tractor or skid steer you name when you order, so fitment is confirmed at build time rather than assumed from a standard.

Fitment factor ANBO GR160-8 Machine horsepower Up to 160 hp — this is the primary fitment limit on the GR160-8 Machine types Tractors, wheel loaders and large skid steers up to 160 horsepower Grapple opening 58" — the largest single piece the GR160-8 will close on Mount Custom-built to your machine. Universal skid steer quick attach and John Deere are the common options; ANBO builds most other mounts as well Mount construction Two-piece on most units, which keeps the center of the rake open for visibility. Build-backs reduce lift capacity and are only used where a machine requires one Hydraulics required One double-acting auxiliary hydraulic circuit to open and close the grapple. Cylinders are rated to 3,000 PSI Supplied with Mount, hoses and couplers

Horsepower is the deciding number, not width: ANBO names each model for the machine size it is built for, and running a 160-hp-rated grapple behind a bigger machine is what bends attachments. You do not need to check with us first: the order page asks for your machine make and model, we build the mount to it, and we verify fitment before the unit ships.

❓ ANBO GR160-8 Questions, Answered

What size machine does the ANBO GR160-8 fit?

The ANBO GR160-8 is rated for tractors, wheel loaders and large skid steers up to 160 horsepower. ANBO names each model for the machine size it is built for, so a 160-hp rating is a ceiling rather than a suggestion: putting a larger machine behind the GR160-8 is the most common way a grapple gets bent.

Which width of the GR160-8 should I order?

The GR160-8 comes in 5 widths from 70" to 104". Attachment weight runs from 975 lb at 70" to 1,300 lb at 104", so the limit is what your loader can still lift once the grapple is full. A wider unit clears more ground per pass; a narrower one leaves more of your rated capacity for the load.

Why does the GR160-8 use 8-inch tine spacing?

8-inch spacing is the middle spacing. On the GR160-8 it sheds loose dirt on the lift while still holding logs and heavy brush. That is what makes this the right unit for brush piling, log handling and land clearing where dirt-free loads matter — spacing decides what stays in the load and what falls back on the ground.

What hydraulics does the ANBO GR160-8 need?

The GR160-8 needs one double-acting auxiliary hydraulic circuit to open and close the clamshell. The cylinders are fully welded, rear mounted and rated to 3,000 PSI, and the hoses are 2-wire R-16 rated to 5,800 PSI. The larger ANBO units include a built-in pressure relief valve to protect your machine's hydraulic system.

Does the GR160-8 come with a mount for my machine?

Yes. ANBO builds the mount for the specific machine you name at order time and the GR160-8 ships complete with mount, hoses and couplers. Most ANBO mounts are two-piece, which keeps the center of the rake open so you can see the load. Tell us what you are running when you order and the mount is built to it.

What is AR400F steel, and why does ANBO use it?

AR400F is an abrasion-resistant alloy with a yield strength of 150,000–180,000 PSI against 32,000 PSI for A36 mild steel — roughly five times stronger. The F is for formability: it is less brittle than standard AR400, so it bends rather than cracking under shock load. Because the steel is stronger, the GR160-8 does not need the extra plate thickness a mild-steel grapple uses, and the weight saved stays available as lift capacity.

What warranty comes with the ANBO GR160-8?

ANBO provides a two-year manufacturer defect warranty on the attachment from the date of delivery to the original purchaser, and three years on the cylinders. The warranty does not cover use beyond rated capacity, misuse, unauthorized modification, or normal wear on ground-engaging tines. For a warranty question on a GR160-8 bought from us, email support@eskidsteer.com.

What servicing does the GR160-8 need?

Grease every pivot point on schedule — ANBO makes all pivots greaseable and accessible on the GR160-8 so this can be done without dismantling the rake. Check the hose routing and the hose wrap for abrasion, and inspect the tines for wear. Tines are ground-engaging parts and wear is not a warranty item.

Should I get the 8" GR160 or a wider tine spacing?

eskidsteer.com stocks the GR160 in 8" as well as 6", 12". The 8" GR160-8 sheds loose dirt on the lift while still holding logs and heavy brush. A wider spacing sheds more soil and fines, which is what you want when you are moving timber and brush rather than picking rock. Spacing does not change the machine rating — every GR160 is built for machines up to 160 horsepower.

How big a piece can the GR160-8 pick up?

The GR160-8 has a 58" grapple opening, which is the largest single piece the clamshell will close on. Anything larger has to be cut or handled in the rake rather than gripped.

Is ANBO grapple the same thing as the GR160-8 grapple rake?

ANBO grapple and root grapple for tractor are two names for the class of attachment the GR160-8 belongs to — a loader-mounted clamshell that rakes and grips. ANBO calls the GR160-8 a grapple rake because the lower tines rake and dig while the top grapple closes over the load. If your search started with mini skid steer grapple or tractor root rake, the GR160-8 is the 160-horsepower unit in that family.

How is the ANBO GR160-8 shipped and how much is freight?

The GR160-8 ships by LTL freight. Shipping is calculated at checkout — add the width you want to your cart, enter your delivery address, and the shipping charge is shown before you complete the order. Lift gate service is available for residential deliveries and can be selected at checkout.

How do I order the ANBO GR160-8?

Add the GR160-8 width you need to your cart and check out online — that is the whole process. The order page asks for your machine make and model; we build the mount to that machine and verify fitment before it ships, so there is no need to call ahead or wait on a quote. If you would rather ask something first, use the chat button on any eskidsteer.com page or email support@eskidsteer.com.

Description supplied by eSkidSteer through its current Shopify listing. Product, performance, and health claims are the seller’s and have not been independently verified by StorkScout.

Current listing
$8,968.99
Shop at eSkidSteer