2022 Maxilator Accumagrapple Base

2022 Maxilator Accumagrapple

The Maxilator Farm Equipment - Accumagrapple is a heavy duty small square hay bale accumulator grapple system for tractors with front end loaders and skid steer or compact track loaders. It allows one person with one machine to gather, load, and unload hundreds of bales of hay in a single day.

The Accumagrapple can gather and lift as many as ten 14”x18” small square bales weighing at least 40 pounds, of good density and ideally 36” long then stack them in an interlocking pattern so transporting and storing hay is safer and easier.

Bales can easily be off loaded or removed from storage if four of the five divider plates are disconnected from the frame. This conversion can be easily made in about five minutes. One side panel is left on, so groups of bales stay square and tight. Hay can easily be removed from storage 1 to 10 bales at a time for sale or feeding.

The Maxilator Farm Equipment – Accumagrapple was designed by farmers and is made in the United States. Maxilator products are available worldwide through a large and diverse dealer network. The Accumagrapple is backed by a five year warranty.

Attach your Accumagrapple to your skid steer or tractor, hook the single hydraulic circuit, and carry your Accumagrapple to the field raised off the ground high enough to clear any obstacles. Always be aware of your surroundings and move at a safe speed. Take care of the extended length and swing radius that an Accumagrapple adds to your machine.

The Maxilator Farm Equipment – Accumagrapple makes the backbreaking labor of loading square bales downright fun and easy! As you approach the hay bales, lower the unit until it is gliding a few inches above the ground. Drive forward, letting them slide to the back of the chambers Bales can be locked and lifted each time or gently pushed across the ground.

Once you have ten bales accumulated, carry the stack to your truck, trailer, or directly to the storage site. Stack the bales and release with the remote hydraulic hooks. Build one layer at a time each from alternating sides of the truck or trailer to make best use of the tie bales.