Uniforest Scorpion 1300SV 51"
Uniforest Scorpion 1300SV 51″
Scorpion 1300SV
Boom, Rotator and Grapple
51” Max Opening • Weight – 499 lbs
• Complete with boom, rotator and grapple
• Designed to work with 3pt hitch set ups or universal quick connects
• Mount on the front of a skid steer, tractor or 3 pt hitch
• Move logs, brush and more with ease
• Included solenoid valve and toggle to switch one set of hydraulic remotes to each function
Specifications: Uniforest Scorpion 1300SV 51″
Uniforest Scorpion Grabs feature robust construction, are made from high-quality materials, have quality anti-corrosion protection and on movable parts, slide bushings are used which are lubrication free. The Uniforest Scorpion Grapple model 1300SV has a 51″ opening and closes down to 2-3/4″ with bypass jaws, 360 degree continuous rotation, 21,000 pound clamping power and heavy duty hydraulic fittings and hoses. The unit comes equipped with combined quick attachment and 3 point hitch use mounts. Has a built in diverter valve with hose kit and 12volt toggle. This equipment is designed for durability and stability, proven in the harshest conditions in the world. Applications for this equipment excel for small logging operations, landscaping, site development and disaster debris management. Whatever needs moving or remediation and for embankment stabilization or flood control diversion projects you can count on this equipment. There is clearly no equal to this equipment when used in close proximity operations, environmentally sensitive or low impact areas and for effective time management.
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Uniforest Scorpion 1300SV 51″
$6,745.00
Robert Spring –
I have owned a scorpion 1300 for about 9 years, and I have never had a moment of regret. I can’t imagine any more useful implement of any sort for tractor or skid steer. The unit works flawlessly for skidding, moving, sorting, stacking, etc. In the time I have had it, the grapple has had about 2000 hrs put on it (tractor hrs where main purpose was grappling). I use it on my logging jobs, mainly on the landing for processing trees, sorting and stacking,, but it spends plenty of time in the woods doing several actions to speed my logging. Such as: (1) moving tree ends around to better facilitate pulling a hitch out with very minimal impact to residual stand. (2) prebunching, and or just pulling smaller trees trailside for easier hitch hookup. Pulling is done with unit on either end – stronger pull when mounted on 3 pt hitch, lighter pull with front loader, but so much more finesse when mounted up front. Best setup is one on each end of tractor! (unfortunately, wouldn’t apply to skid steer)
Tractors: JD 5205, MF 4708
I love it so much, I am considering purchasing another!, especially if Hudson were to bring one to Bangor show in May for a good price, and willing to make one small concession to me regarding the unit!