The Land Pride RG1060 is a rugged 60-inch root grapple designed to turn your compact tractor into one of the most versatile land-clearing tools you’ll own. Built for tractors up to 54 horsepower, the RG1060 makes quick work of brush piles, logs, rocks, roots, storm debris, fence posts, and construction cleanup. When paired with a third-function hydraulic valve, the dual-cylinder grapple gives you precise control for grabbing, lifting, and transporting material that would be nearly impossible with a standard loader bucket.
If you spend time cleaning up trees, removing brush, building fence lines, or maintaining rural property, a root grapple is one of the biggest productivity upgrades you can add to your tractor.
Unlike a bucket that scoops everything—including dirt—the RG1060’s open-bottom design allows soil to fall away while securely gripping the material you actually want to move. The heavy-duty lower tines slide under brush piles and logs with ease, while the dual hydraulic cylinders clamp down with impressive holding power. Wide tine spacing also helps sift rocks and break loose roots without carrying unnecessary dirt.
| Specification | RG1060 |
|---|---|
| Working Width | 60 in. |
| Recommended Tractor Size | Up to 54 HP |
| Mounting System | Universal Skid Steer Quick Attach |
| Weight | 386 lbs. |
| Overall Depth | 31 in. |
| Closed Height | 25¼ in. |
| Jaw Opening | 30 in. |
| Bottom Teeth | 8 |
| Upper Teeth | 4 |
| Tooth Thickness | 3/8 in. A36 Steel |
| Tooth Spacing | 8½ in. |
| Hydraulic Cylinders | Two 2″ × 6″ cylinders |
| Maximum Hydraulic Pressure | 3,500 PSI |
| Hydraulic Requirement | Third Function Valve Required |
The RG1060 is an excellent match for:
While Land Pride rates the grapple for tractors up to 54 horsepower, many owners successfully pair it with utility tractors as well. On Kubota MX Series tractors, the RG1060 offers an outstanding balance of strength, weight, and lifting performance without consuming excessive loader capacity.
The RG1060 is one of my favorite attachments for LX, Grand L, and MX Series tractors because of how often you’ll find yourself using it. Once you’ve experienced moving brush, loading firewood, stacking logs, cleaning storm damage, or removing hedge and cedar trees with a grapple, you’ll wonder how you ever managed with just a bucket.
For MX4900, MX5400, and MX6000 owners, the 60-inch width is nearly ideal. It’s wide enough to handle substantial brush piles while remaining light enough to preserve valuable loader lifting capacity. The open-tine design keeps unnecessary dirt on the ground, allowing you to lift more usable material with every trip.
If you’re primarily clearing wooded acreage, maintaining fence rows, cleaning up after storms, or handling logs and brush, the RG1060 is one of the best investments you can make. Just remember that it requires a third-function hydraulic valve to operate the grapple cylinders, making that hydraulic upgrade one of the most valuable additions you can make to your tractor.