Attachments for heavy equipment

Attachments for heavy equipment in the Philippines

Updated 5 November 2026

In the Philippines, attachments for heavy equipment usually cost from about ₱5,000 for a loading ramp or chain tie-downs up to about ₱190,000 for a tractor grapple. The exact price depends on the machine, the mounting system and the capacity, so the quickest way to current figures is a request on BlaBlaPrice.

These figures come from sellers' websites found in our search. They show what sellers ask, not a fixed price, so check the fitting before you compare.

Safety rules to check on site

Workplace safety in the Philippines is set by Republic Act No. 11058, the law that strengthens compliance with occupational safety and health standards and sets penalties for violations. Its revised rules, DOLE Department Order 252 of 2025, also appear in the search results. If workers will use the attachment on a job site, ask the seller to confirm in writing that it is rated for your machine and to state its safe working load in tonnes.

Search results also cite the Philippine Agricultural Engineering Standard PAES 138:2004, which expects a warranty against defective materials and workmanship for parts, except normal wear. Ask for the same wording in writing.

Rain and the dry season

The climate is hot all year, with a wet season and a dry season rather than winter and summer. November falls late in the wet season, when rain can slow work on site. Plan delivery for the days you can actually use the attachment, and ask for the delivery time in days rather than a general promise.

How it is bought here

Give sizes in metric units: pin or mount width in millimetres, weight in kilograms and working load in tonnes, as the chain block listings do. Sellers usually quote one price per piece. Ask whether delivery to your city is included and whether fitting is extra.

What to put in your request

Name the machine by make, model and year, because a grapple for a compact tractor will not fit a forklift. Add the attachment type, the mounting class, the working load, and whether you want new or used. Say whether you need to buy or rent, your delivery city (Manila, Quezon City, Makati, Cebu City or Davao City) and your budget. A photo of the current mount helps sellers check the fitting.

Post what you need on BlaBlaPrice in your own words, with a photo if you have one. The AI asks for missing details, looks through sellers' websites and price lists in the Philippines, and shows the prices and businesses it finds. Registered sellers reply in the chat with their price, terms and delivery, and your contacts stay hidden until you decide to share them. Start from the home page or read how it works.