Thank you for your interest in the Beaver Squeezer Grapple and Winch Attachment (Patent # D-499,435).

My name is Stan Ogletree. I am a certified arborist and have owned and operated a tree service in Northeast Georgia for the past ten years.

As you know, dealing with logs and brush is a demanding and labor intensive part of the tree service industry. That is the main reason I wanted a grapple attachment for my skid-steer loader. When I began looking for a grapple attachment, I found only a few. Of those few, they either did not offer rotation, or those that did rotate did not have the ability to secure logs BOTH horizontally and perpendicular to the frame of the attachment. So I designed and built one myself.

The final prototype was tested for one year, being put through the toughest conditions possible. We spared no expense in workmanship or materials when building this attachment. It was built solid to give you years of performance.

The uses are endless and it is an invaluable piece of equipment. Having it will cut down on time and labor costs dramatically. My design for “the tree worker” has addressed key issues in what is needed for a grapple attachment.

Do not hesitate to contact me personally to answer any questions you may have. We look forward to hearing from you!

“My grapple has been on 4 loaders. I`ve used it for about 10 years, without any unscheduled maintenance. Not one breakdown. Now, it`s still worth almost half of what I paid for it when new. Winch cables, and any hoses I ever needed were here in a day or two @ a reasonable price. Not to mention, it has kept me more competitive with the low ballers, fly by nighters, and competitors with lots of laborers. It just makes our work easier, faster, and more profitable. Y`all should take a bow for the design, manufacturing, and service of your product.”

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