PalletForks.com - 60" Grapple Buckets $1095 - 42" Pallet Forks $524 & More!

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Originally Posted by nwngunner

I purchased a set of your pallet forks and bale sticker in one this past summer. I would like to know if you have had any one reporting an issue with the main bale spear bending?

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We don't have a lot of problems with bending. However, if you have experienced bending, we will replace it under warranty. Message me and let me know if you need assistance. Thanks!

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Originally Posted by Whisper35

The company is great, it is hard to contact them by phone though. And they don't ship to Alaska :(
I wish they would. Getting a set of Pallet forks for that price would be worth footing some of the shipping cost

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Unfortunately, shipping to Alaska is very expensive. If you message me your address and what product you're interested in, I'll be happy to check out how much it would be. It's been our experience that it can sometimes be more than you're paying for the product itself. Although, we can ship for FREE anywhere in the Continental 48, and you're welcome to arrange shipping from there as well.

Whats the lift capacity on the 36" pallet forks? I dont see it on the website, but do see that the 42" is 4,000lbs. I am interested in the 36" with hay spear!

Just a thought a D ring added on for pulling pallets out of a trailer would be nice.

I purchased a set of clamp on forks from these folks last year...
They are very well made, heavy duty, and an excellent value...
I placed the order on a Sunday evening and the forks were sitting on my front porch Wednesday afternoon...
I think that they are the best value clamp on forks on the market...
I researched many on the net and there are some that are a little less expensive but these forks are rated at 4K pounds, incorporate 2x4 standards holders, and also have attachment fixtures for chains...
IMHO, you can't go wrong with this company and it's products...

ToolBoxTavern,
Our 36" pallet forks have a 4,000lb capacity as well, the only difference between the 36" attachment and the 42" attachment is the length of the blades.

Thanks for your interest in our company and for more information give us a call at 1-800-605-8241

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Originally Posted by ToolBoxTavern

Whats the lift capacity on the 36" pallet forks? I dont see it on the website, but do see that the 42" is 4,000lbs. I am interested in the 36" with hay spear!

Just a thought a D ring added on for pulling pallets out of a trailer would be nice.

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Originally Posted by TitanSkidsteer

ToolBoxTavern,
Our 36" pallet forks have a 4,000lb capacity as well, the only difference between the 36" attachment and the 42" attachment is the length of the blades.

Thanks for your interest in our company and for more information give us a call at 1-800-605-8241

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I will call after Christmas and New Years. In fact I will call Jan. 2nd around lunch with the intentions of putting in an order.

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Originally Posted by ToolBoxTavern

I will call after Christmas and New Years. In fact I will call Jan. 2nd around lunch with the intentions of putting in an order.

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We look forward to talking with you and filling your order. Have a great weekend and a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

Titan, I have a ck35 with a quik attatch loader bucket. Are your fork attatchments made for that set up? Do all The tractor co. Use the same quik Att. System? From reading other posts it seems like a 42" set would be best.

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Originally Posted by liledgy

Titan, I have a ck35 with a quik attatch loader bucket. Are your fork attatchments made for that set up? Do all The tractor co. Use the same quik Att. System? From reading other posts it seems like a 42" set would be best.

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Liledgy, yes the Kioti does use the skidsteer style quick tach and our forks will fit your loader like a glove. See photo below of our 42 fork attachment posted by TBN member jpm1 Attachment 294112 (Thanks jpm1!)

42" Pallet Fork Attachment | palletforks.com

Titan, I have one more question about your forks. I want to mount a "quick spade" from bucket solutions onto te forks for occasional use. They told me the forks need to be side by side to go into te channels of the quick spade. You can google bucket solutions to see a picture of spade on a set of forks. I've read your description about your fork spacing 6"-44". I assume that Measurement is from the inside of each fork