Virnig V50 STG90 Skeleton Tine Grapple for Skid Steers

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Standard Flow
Runs on standard auxiliary flow
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Virnig V50 STG90 Skeleton Tine Grapple for Skid Steers

Overview

The Virnig V50 STG90 is the widest model in Virnig's V50 Skeleton Tine Grapple series at 92 inches overall. At 1,050 lbs, it requires a minimum 1,500 lb loader capacity. The 92-inch width provides maximum grab width for large-frame skid steers doing high-volume debris and brush clearing. Serrated dual tines with 8.5-inch spacing give reliable grip on bulky material. Available through Canadian Virnig dealers.

Canada Availability

Virnig ships to Canada and has Canadian dealer coverage.

Key Facts

  • Model: STG90
  • Overall width: 92 inches
  • Overall depth: 36.5 inches
  • Tine spacing: 8.5 inches
  • Grapple jaw opening: 36.4 inches
  • Tine tip type: serrated
  • Cylinders: dual
  • Weight: approximately 1,050 lbs
  • Recommended loader capacity: greater than 1,500 lbs
  • Hydraulic flow: 15–25 GPM (standard flow) for open/close cylinders
Specs sourced from virnigmfg.com · Last verified: March 2026

Is This Right For You?

Buy if

  • You handle large boulders, rip-rap, or irregular rock that a bucket can't safely grip
  • You work in quarrying, shoreline work, or heavy land clearing

Skip if

  • Your rock is small and uniform — a rock bucket moves volume faster
  • You need to sort debris — a grapple with fingers works better for mixed piles

Also consider

  • Industrial grapple for mixed debris with some rock
  • Rock bucket if you're loading and moving more than sorting
Machine Compatibility

Wide attachment — verify your machine's rated operating capacity (ROC) before ordering. Best suited to large-frame machines (S750+ class or equivalent CTL).

About Virnig in Canada

Virnig Manufacturing is a Minnesota-based producer known for consistent build quality and a wide model range. Their attachments ship to Canadian dealers regularly and are a common sight on Western and Prairie job sites.

Care & Maintenance

  • Grease all pivot points every 8 hours of operation — this single habit extends service life more than any other maintenance step
  • Inspect tines for bending or cracking after use in rock or demolition debris — bent tines cause uneven closing force and can fail under load
  • Check hydraulic hose connections and fittings weekly — grapple hoses take more abuse than most attachments due to constant jaw cycling near rough material
  • Inspect cylinder pins and bushings monthly; sloppiness in the jaws indicates worn bushings, not just general age — replace before the pin starts wearing the bore
  • Store with jaws closed to reduce stress on the frame and keep the hinge pivot pins from accumulating debris

How to Connect

  1. Mount using same Bob-Tach process as buckets
  2. Connect hydraulic couplers (depressurized — release aux hydraulics first)
  3. Verify open/close direction at idle before working
  4. Test grapple open/close 3× before lifting any load
Safety NoteConnect hydraulic lines before mounting to machine where possible

Ready to Buy in Canada?

Pricing varies by region and dealer stock levels change seasonally. For current availability and a real quote, contact a local dealer.

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✓ Last checked: March 2026