Jenkins Iron & Steel

A day in the Jenkins shop. This is where heavy-duty skid steer attachments are built, by a team that focuses on fit, strength, and consistency from the first weld to the final check.

The Jenkins Brush Grapple was built with one goal in mind: create a badass grapple that can take a beating and keep working season after season. Strong clamping force, reinforced structure, and no shortcuts. This isn’t an attachment we expect you to replace… it’s one we expect you to keep. Check out our lineup of attachments in our bio! 👆

Kurt Jenkins breaks down the Super Duty Direct Drive Mower, the baddest mower we have.  Built to handle aggressive cutting, this mower is capable of tearing through material up to 7 inches, giving skid steer operators the power needed for heavy brush and tree work, consistently. If you want to learn more about this beast of a mower, click the link in our bio! 👆

A look inside the Jenkins warehouse. Attachments lined up, built for different jobs but carrying the same focus on durability, clean construction, and readiness for work.

Built on the same drive train as our Super Duty Brush Mower, this hard-mounted unit is designed for more aggressive tree and brush work, especially when the mower comes off the ground. Replaceable side shoes allow for ground scalping when tipped forward, and it’s available in 6- or 7-foot widths with a push bar included.

Behind every Jenkins attachment is work that starts in the shop. Careful welding, clean fitment, and consistent inspection all play a role in building attachments that hold up under real skid steer work.

Take a closer look at the serrated jaws on the Jenkins Super Duty Tree Puller. The jaw design helps bite into trees, roots, and posts more securely, while replaceable teeth help maintain grip through repeated pulling work.

The Jenkins Pallet Forks are built for controlled handling when the load gets heavy. With a 5,500 lb capacity, they’re designed to move pallets, materials, and equipment with steady support and clear visibility from the cab. A straightforward attachment built for daily work around the yard, farm, or job site.

The Jenkins High Dump Bucket adds reach where a standard bucket stops short. Its hydraulic dump design gives operators more unloading height for trucks, bins, and high-sided trailers while keeping material flow controlled during the dump.

The Jenkins Stump Grinder is built to finish what clearing leaves behind. Powered by an Eaton Char-Lynn motor and equipped with 700-series carbide teeth, it delivers steady cutting performance through dense wood while keeping control consistent from start to finish.

The Jenkins Bale Spear is built for clean pickup and dependable handling. Designed to carry heavy bales with steady balance, it gives operators the control needed for loading, stacking, and feeding without overcomplicating the job.

Loose rock, logs, and scrap all move differently, which is why grapple design matters. The Jenkins Skeleton Rock and Brush Grapple uses open spacing to let debris fall through while keeping heavier material secure, giving operators more control across different cleanup jobs.

Loose rock, logs, and scrap all move differently, which is why grapple design matters. The Jenkins Skeleton Rock and Brush Grapple uses open spacing to let debris fall through while keeping heavier material secure, giving operators more control across different cleanup jobs.

Loose rock, logs, and scrap all move differently, which is why grapple design matters. The Jenkins Skeleton Rock and Brush Grapple uses open spacing to let debris fall through while keeping heavier material secure, giving operators more control across different cleanup jobs.

Loose rock, logs, and scrap all move differently, which is why grapple design matters. The Jenkins Skeleton Rock and Brush Grapple uses open spacing to let debris fall through while keeping heavier material secure, giving operators more control across different cleanup jobs.

The Jenkins 4-in-1 Bucket gives skid steer operators more ways to work without switching attachments. Built to clamp, grade, dig, and move material, it adds flexibility on jobs where one attachment needs to handle more than one task. The reinforced build keeps it ready for repeated use across construction, cleanup, and material handling.

BallyDuff farms putting the Jenkins Split Grapple to work moving a stump. Independent grapple movement helps secure uneven loads more effectively, especially when material doesn’t sit evenly across the attachment.

The Jenkins Brush Grapple handling a heavy stump with steady clamping force. Its reinforced frame and wide grapple opening help keep awkward loads secure, giving skid steer operators better control when handling stumps, logs, and brush during cleanup work.

The Jenkins Earth Auger is built around a direct drive system for steady torque and reliable digging power. That means fewer moving parts, efficient power transfer, and consistent performance when drilling holes for fencing, posts, or foundations.

The Jenkins Soil Conditioner is built to leave a finished surface behind. It breaks up clumps, levels uneven ground, and helps prepare soil for seeding or final grading in fewer passes, making cleanup and finishing work more efficient.