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GreyWolf  |  SKU: 1051

GreyWolf Rock Devil Attachment — Pries Buried Rock Out Without Digging the Field Up

Regular price $1,770.00

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Ships LTL freight — 500 lbs

Freight on this machine is quoted, not a flat fee — the cost depends on your delivery address and whether you have a loading dock. We confirm the exact freight cost with you in writing before you pay a cent. Curbside delivery is standard; liftgate available. See our freight & delivery guide.

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This is a rock extractor, not a rock bucket. The difference matters and you will see it described wrong elsewhere. A rock bucket is a basket with tines that sifts soil and rock together and separates them as you lift. The Rock Devil does the opposite job: it goes after one buried rock at a time, hooks under it, and levers it up out of the ground — leaving the field around it essentially intact.

That is the whole reason it exists. If you are clearing a field that is already broken up, a rock bucket is right. If you have a hay field, a pasture, a lawn or a standing crop and there is a rock in it that keeps finding your equipment, tearing the ground up to get at it is the expensive part. This pulls the rock and leaves the sod.

The working end is a 1 in. thick steel hook backed by 1 in. thick steel digging teeth, reinforced with half-inch steel gusset plates — because prying is the hardest thing you can ask of a steel attachment, and the loads go into the frame, not just the tooth. Cylinder is a 3 in. bore x 8 in. stroke at 3,500 PSI, with flat-face couplers and hoses included.

Key Features & Benefits

  • Extracts single rocks with minimal ground disturbance — built for fields you are not tearing up
  • 1 in. thick steel hook and 1 in. thick digging teeth
  • 1/2 in. steel reinforcing gusset plates — prying loads go into the frame
  • 3 in. bore x 8 in. stroke cylinder, rated to 3,500 PSI
  • 5/16 in. steel quick-attach plate — universal skid steer mount
  • Flat-face couplers and hoses included
  • Also works on buried concrete, stumps and fence posts

Specifications

Specifications Details
Model 1051
Brand GreyWolf
Type Rock extractor attachment, universal skid steer quick attach
Overall Dimensions 49 x 41 x 54 in. (W x H x L) — see the note below
Weight 500 lbs — see the note below
Hook 1 in. thick steel
Digging Teeth 1 in. thick steel
Gussets 1/2 in. steel reinforcing plates
Plate Steel 5/16 in.
Cylinder 3 in. bore x 8 in. stroke
Maximum Pressure 3,500 PSI
Couplers Flat face, hoses included
Finish Gray and red powder coat
Origin Made in the USA with US and imported components

Honest note on the published figures. Three different weights circulate for this attachment — 500 lbs, 310 lbs and 600 lbs — and two different dimension sets. We publish the manufacturer's own specification sheet: 500 lbs and 49 x 41 x 54 in. If you are planning a lift or a trailer load to the pound, ask us and we will confirm in writing before you order. Tooth count, working width and required GPM are not published by the manufacturer and we will not estimate them.

What's Included

  • GreyWolf 1051 Rock Devil attachment
  • Hydraulic hoses with flat-face couplers
  • Universal skid steer quick-attach plate

Add To Your Machine

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Operation Video

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Shipping

This attachment ships by freight. Shipping is quoted to your exact address and confirmed with you before anything is charged — we do not estimate freight. Tell us on the quote form whether the delivery site has a forklift or a loading dock, because that changes the rate more than the distance does.