John Deere Compact Pallet Forks ?????

[goochy]

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 !!

[k0ua]

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

[GreatWhitehunter]

Check out the Artillian units(advertised here). From what I've seen they are the best for your sub cuts.

Matt

[goochy]

Not going to use them much , so I am looking for best deal , to my door !

[dusty3030]

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.

[J_J]

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

[goochy]

Thanks !

[kennyd]

Not going to use them much , so I am looking for best deal , to my door !

Trust me, Once you have them you will use them more that you can imagine.

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.

[dfkrug]

Check them out at: Artillian Pallet Forks for John deere Tractor Loaders

Great site....don't know how I missed it. Light-weight green forks,
reasonably priced. Sideways adjustments seem to be on 3-in
increments. Thx for posting, Kenny.

[BRB Hand]

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