GREYWOLF

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GREYWOLF makes skid steer attachments in the USA at prices that make a second attachment easy to justify. Seven products here, from a 349 dollar receiver hitch plate up to a 2,499 dollar backhoe attachment, all built to bolt onto a machine you already own.

The stump buckets are the best known. The full-size model is 5/16-inch steel at 202 pounds with serrated side edges on a universal skid steer quick attach plate, and the mini version is 65 pounds of 1/4-inch steel built for Boxer, Ditch Witch, Kanga, Ram Rod, Thomas, Toro Dingo and Vermeer machines.

The receiver hitch plates are the quiet favourite. They turn a skid steer or mini skid steer into a trailer mover for a couple of hundred dollars, which is the sort of thing you use far more often than you expect once it is in the shed.

Rounding out the range are a double quick attach grapple, a tree puller for taking out saplings and small trees root and all, and a backhoe attachment that gives a skid steer real digging ability without a dedicated machine.

Why GREYWOLF

  • Made in the USA: Every attachment in this collection.
  • Genuinely Affordable: 349 to 2,499 dollars, the lowest attachment pricing we carry.
  • Mini and Full-Size: Stump buckets and hitch plates in both machine classes.
  • Universal Quick Attach: Fits Bobcat, Cat, Kubota, John Deere and most major brands.

How to Choose a GREYWOLF Attachment

  • Machine Class: Mini skid steer or full-size. Both the stump bucket and the hitch plate come in each.
  • Steel Thickness: 1/4 inch on the mini stump bucket, 5/16 on the full-size, which is where the price difference goes.
  • Digging or Pulling: The backhoe digs, the tree puller extracts, and the stump bucket does both in a smaller way.
  • Hydraulics: The grapple and backhoe need auxiliary hydraulics. The stump buckets and hitch plates do not.

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Quick Product Comparison

Product Name Machine Stand-out Features Price
GREYWOLF Mini Receiver Hitch Plate Mini skid steer Turns a loader into a trailer mover 349
GREYWOLF Mini Stump Bucket Mini skid steer 65 lb., 1/4 in. steel, serrated sides 545
GREYWOLF Stump Bucket Full-size skid steer 202 lb., 5/16 in. steel 699
GREYWOLF Tree Puller Full-size skid steer Extracts saplings root and all 1,549
GREYWOLF Backhoe Attachment Full-size skid steer Real digging without a dedicated machine 2,499

Broader Attachment Collections

Why Choose GREYWOLF from Log Bear Works?

  • USA-made skid steer and mini skid steer attachments at accessible prices
  • Full manufacturer warranty included on every attachment
  • Free shipping and a 30-day money back guarantee
  • Expert support from real people in the USA who can confirm fit before you order, by phone or live chat

Frequently Asked Questions

What does GREYWOLF make?

GREYWOLF builds skid steer and mini skid steer attachments at the affordable end of the market. The range here covers stump buckets, a tree and post puller, a double grapple, a backhoe attachment and receiver hitch plates. Prices start at $349 and top out at $2,499, which makes it a sensible place to look when you need a specific attachment occasionally and cannot justify a premium-brand version of it.

What is a receiver hitch plate, and why would I want one?

It is a quick attach plate with a standard 2-inch trailer receiver welded to it, so your loader can move trailers and towable equipment around a yard without a truck. Anyone who has tried to reposition a trailer by hand, or had to start a truck to move something twenty feet, understands the appeal immediately. GREYWOLF makes two: $349 for the mini skid steer version and $499 for the full-size skid steer version. Check which mounting plate your machine uses, because the two are not interchangeable.

Mini or full-size: which GREYWOLF attachments fit my machine?

GREYWOLF makes several attachments in both sizes, and they use different mounting plates. The mini stump bucket at $545 and mini receiver hitch plate at $349 fit mini skid steers and compact track loaders on the smaller mini mount. The full-size stump bucket at $699, receiver hitch plate at $499, tree and post puller, double grapple and backhoe attachment use the universal skid steer quick attach plate. A mini attachment will not mount to a full-size machine, and the reverse is equally true, so confirm your plate before ordering.

What does a stump bucket do that a regular bucket cannot?

It concentrates the whole force of the loader into a narrow, reinforced point instead of spreading it across a wide cutting edge. That lets you get under a stump, sever roots and pry the whole thing out of the ground, which a standard bucket simply cannot do because the edge is too wide to penetrate. It is also the right tool for digging out large rocks and trenching around roots. GREYWOLF offers the mini at $545 and the full-size at $699.

Should I use a tree puller or a stump grinder?

They solve the same problem in opposite ways, and the choice depends on the size of the tree and what you want left behind. The GREYWOLF Tree and Post Puller at $1,549 grips the trunk and pulls the whole tree, roots and all, out of the ground. That leaves a hole but no stump and no regrowth, and it is fast on saplings and small trees up to a few inches across. A stump grinder cuts an existing stump down below grade, leaving chips and the root system in place, which is what you want on an established tree far too large to pull. See the range in our stump grinders collection.

What is a double grapple, and when do I need one?

A double grapple at $2,299 has two independently moving top arms rather than one. Each arm closes to whatever height the material under it needs, which means an irregular load, say a mix of branches and one thick log, gets held down at both ends instead of pivoting on the high point. On brush and storm debris that is the difference between carrying a load and dribbling it across the site. On uniform material a single grapple works fine and costs less.