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Quick Attach builds attachments for machines you already own, and we carry more of their range than any other brand: 29 products across thirteen categories, from a 995 dollar set of tractor pallet forks to a 34,695 dollar disc mulcher.

Grapples are the biggest group. Six bucket grapples including the Versa Grab and the 6-in-1 Quick Combo, two rake grapples, and two rock grapples. Steel grade is where Quick Attach separates itself: Grade 50 construction as standard and Grade 100 teeth on the Grapple Rake, against the mild Grade 36 that much of this category quietly ships.

For clearing, the range covers brush cutters from a mini skid steer Brush Buster up to the 10-inch capacity Mega Mower X, two forestry mulchers, two tree shears cutting up to 17-inch softwood, a tree puller, and a tree spade. For firewood and stumps there are three stump grinders, a stump bucket, two wood chippers and a mini skid steer log splitter.

Machine fit runs across three classes. Mini skid steer models, full-size skid steer attachments on universal quick attach plates, and 3-point PTO units for tractors. Several products come in both mini and full-size versions, so check which one you are looking at before you order.

Why Quick Attach

  • Grade 50 and Grade 100 Steel: Rated on minimum bending strength, not the maximum breaking strength marketing that is common here.
  • Thirteen Categories: Grapples, cutters, mulchers, shears, grinders, chippers, forks and more from one supplier.
  • Mini, Full-Size and 3-Point: Attachments for compact machines, skid steers and tractors.
  • 2-Year Warranty: Backed across the range, with operator manuals hosted on our own site.

How to Choose a Quick Attach Attachment

Four things to settle first:

  • Machine Class: Mini skid steer, full-size skid steer, or tractor 3-point. This decides most of the shortlist for you.
  • Hydraulic Flow: Powered attachments list a GPM range. The high flow models also require a case drain, so confirm your machine has one.
  • Standard or Heavy Duty: Several lines come in both, such as the Rock Haul and Rock Haul HD, at different weights and price points.
  • Steel Grade: Compare like with like. If a competitor does not state the grade, it is generally mild Grade 36.

Explore Quick Attach by Category

More Attachment Categories

Here are other collections where Quick Attach products appear:

Quick Product Comparison

Product Name Category Machine Stand-out Features Price
Quick Attach 42-Inch Pallet Forks Pallet forks Tractor 2,200 lb capacity, lowest-priced way in 995
Quick Attach Mighty Dig Stump Bucket Stump bucket Skid steer 1/2 in. Grade 50, 3 replaceable teeth 1,795
Quick Attach Grapple Rake Rake grapple Skid steer Grade 100 teeth, over 12 tons of force 5,495
Quick Attach Quick Stump-Away Stump grinder Tractor 3-point PTO 24 or 34 in. rotor, 14 in. below grade 9,845
Quick Attach The Rage Disc Mulcher Forestry mulcher High flow skid steer 1,045 lb disc, cuts to 14 in. 34,695

Broader Attachment Collections

Why Choose Quick Attach from Log Bear Works?

  • 29 Quick Attach attachments across thirteen categories, for mini, full-size and tractor machines
  • Full 2-year manufacturer warranty included, with operator manuals hosted on our own site
  • 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

Quick Attach the brand, or quick attach the mounting system?
Both, and it is worth separating them. Quick Attach is a manufacturer we carry, and this collection holds their 29 attachments: grapples, stump grinders, chippers, brush cutters, tree shears, mulchers and log splitters. Separately, quick attach is the industry-standard mounting system, sometimes written quick tach, that lets a skid steer or loader pick up an attachment without tools. Most attachments we sell use that universal mount regardless of who made them, so if you arrived here looking for the mounting standard rather than the brand, the answers below still apply.

What is a quick attach attachment?
It is an attachment built to a standard mounting interface rather than bolted to one specific machine. The loader arms carry a plate with two levers; the attachment carries a matching hitch. You drive up, tilt the plate into the hitch, lift slightly, drop the levers, connect the hydraulic couplers if the attachment needs them, and you are working. The point is that one machine runs a whole fleet of tools, and the tools outlive the machine because the next loader takes the same plate.

What is the difference between a standard attachment and a quick attach attachment?
A standard or dedicated attachment is matched to one machine and usually needs bolting, pinning or a shop visit to change. A quick attach attachment uses the universal interface, so it comes off and goes back on in the field by one person. The practical difference is how often you are willing to change tools. If swapping costs you half an hour with spanners you will leave the same attachment on all day; if it costs a minute you will use the right tool for each job, which is where the productivity actually comes from.

How fast can I switch between attachments?
On a universal quick attach plate, under a minute is normal once you have done it a few times, and most of that is walking around the machine. Attachments that need hydraulics, like a grapple, a stump grinder or a log splitter, add the time to connect and disconnect the quick disconnect couplers, which is seconds rather than minutes. Mini skid steers use their own smaller mounts, such as the Dingo and MT plates on the Ramsplitter SSUD16 and SSUD20, and they swap just as quickly, but a mini mount and a full-size universal mount are not interchangeable, so check which one your machine carries before ordering.

How do I keep a quick attach mount working properly?
Most quick attach problems are dirt and neglect rather than wear. Knock the mud and chips off the plate and the hitch before you couple up, because packed debris stops the attachment seating fully and that is what puts load on the levers instead of the plate. Grease the locking pins on the schedule in your machine's manual, and check that both levers drop fully home every single time, since one seated lever and one proud lever is how attachments come off. Keep the hydraulic couplers capped when they are not connected, as grit in a coupler ends up in the machine's hydraulic system rather than the attachment's.