Grapple truck service uses a truck with a hydraulic claw to pick up and load tree limbs, brush, lumber and bulk debris without hand loading. Raynor Shine in Apopka, FL offers roll-off grapple dumps from 50-60 cubic yards up to 130 cubic yards across Central Florida.
What a grapple truck does
A grapple truck uses a hydraulic arm to grab and load large, awkward material in a few passes. Instead of crews hand-loading limbs and brush, the operator picks up whole piles and drops them into the body, which is why grapple service is the fastest way to clear tree debris, brush piles and cleared lots.
Grapple dump capacities
Standard roll-off grapple dumps run 50-60 cubic yards. Larger options reach up to 130 cubic yards for big cleanups, municipal work and storm response. A cubic yard is roughly a cube three feet on each side, so a 50-yard body holds a very large pile of limbs and yard waste.
Materials we load and haul
Tree limbs and trunks, brush, yard waste, lot-clearing debris, storm debris and construction debris. Green waste we collect is recycled into eco-friendly mulch rather than buried.
Who hires our grapple trucks
Homeowners, landscapers, tree removal companies, contractors, theme parks, resorts, municipalities and golf courses. Tree crews and landscapers use us to keep job sites clear without owning heavy equipment.
How to book a grapple truck
Call (407) 595-5332 with the site address, the type of debris and a rough size of the pile. We will confirm the right truck and give you clear pricing before we roll.
Frequently asked questions
How big are your grapple truck loads?
Standard roll-off grapple dumps are 50-60 cubic yards, with larger capacity options up to 130 cubic yards.
What debris can a grapple truck pick up?
Tree limbs, brush, lumber, yard waste, storm debris, cleared-lot material and similar bulk debris.
Do you serve homeowners or only contractors?
Both. We serve homeowners, landscapers, tree companies, contractors, resorts, municipalities and golf courses.
Do you offer emergency grapple service?
Yes. Storm and disaster response is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Where do you operate?
Our debris yard is at 100 Hermit Smith Rd in Apopka, and we serve Orlando, Orange County and the wider Central Florida area.