Construction Attachments 42" John Deere, John Deer, Quick Attach JD, Compact Pallet Forks CAL-1PFCMPSM42
Anybody got these and like them ? Local dealer wants $1100.00 + tax for JD brand . It would be nice to have forks on the 4105 !!
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Construction Attachments 42" John Deere, John Deer, Quick Attach JD, Compact Pallet Forks CAL-1PFCMPSM42
Anybody got these and like them ? Local dealer wants $1100.00 + tax for JD brand . It would be nice to have forks on the 4105 !!
Goochy I have the same thing, but of course they are SSQA the only difference is the attachment type, They are light but are strong, I picked up a huge rock with them 5 minutes after I took them off the truck to give them a work out.. they held up fine, they are easy to adjust and have worked out good so far.
James K0UA
Check out the Artillian units(advertised here). From what I've seen they are the best for your sub cuts.
Matt
Not going to use them much , so I am looking for best deal , to my door !
I've got the ones you have listed on my 4120 with 400x loader. They work great.
I've worked them over pretty hard moving a brush pile and a bunch of logs. If something was going to break easy a few of those logs should have done it and they didn't so I say mine have been good to go.
If you don't want to spend a lot of money, Go to a forklift place and purchase a 16 in carriage and forks, and add the back parts for your lift arms. They are more versatile, and easy to add a grapple.
Check out this post.
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/a...ml#post2447218
Thanks !
Trust me, Once you have them you will use them more that you can imagine.:thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by goochy
The Artillian forks are fixed at the top and do not slide on a bar-much better IMHO. The price is competitive also...and if you can weld you can buy the "kit" and save even more money.
Check them out at: Artillian Pallet Forks for John Deere Tractor Loaders
Chris-the owner and builder (It's a one man show) is a member here as well-username Ensoll.
Great site....don't know how I missed it. Light-weight green forks,Quote:
Originally Posted by kennyd
reasonably priced. Sideways adjustments seem to be on 3-in
increments. Thx for posting, Kenny.
I've got them and love them. Dont know why I waited...... I really like how they are designed; infinate lateral adjustment w/o notches.......I highly reccomend the CA Forks