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Power Claw™ grapples

The last grapple you buy

Built for New Zealand and Australian conditions, the Rata Power Claw™ grips rocks, logs, bales and rubbish with 16mm AR450 tines, so clean-up jobs get done in fewer passes.

Built to hold on when it counts

High tensile tines

16mm AR450 abrasion-resistant steel, braced to prevent splaying, so the tines keep their shape load after load.

Interlocking grip

Interlocking tines hold rocks, logs and rubbish securely, keeping the load steady from pick-up to drop-off.

Rams out of harm's way

Hydraulic rams sit at the back, away from the work, with protected hoses and heavy greasable pins.

Sizing advice

Going wider usually pays off

Choose a claw wide enough to cover your tractor's front wheels, so it protects the tyres while you work. If your loader has the lift capacity, go up a size. Horsepower is only a guide, as loader lift capacity and tractor weighting decide the best fit. Talk to your local dealer for their recommendation.

“I've saved time. I've saved energy. It takes the place of about three men. It's invaluable, really.”

Trevor Mustey, Beef stud manager, Red Hill, AUPower Claw owner since 2022

Jobs this range covers

Advice for choosing a Power Claw

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Common questions

What can a Rata Power Claw be used for?

Clearing rocks, handling logs, tree removal, moving hay bales, root raking, gathering prunings and general rubbish clean-up. It's one of the most versatile tools for land clearing and bale handling on dairy, sheep and beef and cropping farms.

What size Power Claw do I need?

Standard Power Claws range from 1.6m to 2.6m, suited to tractors from around 75hp to 120hp and up. Horsepower is only a guide, so check your loader's lift capacity too. For tractors under 60hp, the Compact Power Claw is built for the job.

Will a Power Claw fit my telehandler or excavator?

Yes. The Power Claw suits tractors, telehandlers and skid steers, with dedicated telehandler Power Claws for extra reach. The Excavator Power Claw comes in sizes from 0.9m to 1.8m.

What is a split-top Power Claw?

A Split-Top Power Claw has independent top tines that flex to grip uneven, odd-shaped loads that a rigid grapple would push around.

What makes the Power Claw so strong?

16mm AR450 abrasion-resistant tines, braced to prevent splaying, interlocking for a secure grip. Heavy greasable pins and 35mm main pivots keep it working season after season.