Grab fork

The grab fork is built for handling loose organic materials

This Manitou grab fork is intended for loading and handling loose materials in agricultural work. It suits tasks where material must be gathered, held, and moved with controlled support. The attachment has a capacity of 2000 l and a width of 2435 mm. These values help buyers assess volume per cycle and fit with existing machine use.

The tool uses Manitou suspension, which is relevant when matching the attachment with a compatible carrier. Correct suspension fit supports stable mounting and predictable handling during loading and transport. This is important when attachments are changed during the working day. It also supports planning across machines that already use Manitou interfaces.

The tooth layout supports gripping and retaining the load

The grab fork is equipped with 5 teeth in the upper clamp and 12 teeth in the lower section. This layout helps retain material during pickup and movement. The upper clamp secures the load from above while the lower teeth support intake from the pile. This is relevant when handling silage, manure, compost, and similar loose materials.

The width of 2435 mm also affects work rate in loading areas. A wider attachment can collect more material across the face of a clamp or heap. That can reduce repeated passes when feeding, clearing, or transferring material. It also gives a clearer basis for comparing the tool with current loading routines.

The attachment supports daily loading and transport tasks

For farms, biogas sites, and contractors, a grab fork adds controlled handling of bulky material. It is relevant where material must be loaded into trailers, moved between storage areas, or placed for processing. The 2000 l capacity gives a defined reference when assessing handling volume. Combined with the tooth arrangement, it supports stable retention during travel on site.

Overall, this Manitou grab fork provides the key data needed for an initial equipment assessment. The combination of Manitou suspension, 2435 mm width, 2000 l capacity, 5 upper teeth, and 12 lower teeth supports informed comparison with existing machines and working methods.