hslogger
Platinum Member
I have the Land Pride forks rated at 2100 lbs. That is more than my L4400 can pickup. I think they are well built and their line of equipment has a fine reputation. I bought them from the local kubota dealer.
With a loose chain around the fork they will press down and float enough for uneven ground.I vote for the notched bar (non floating) vs the bar type (floating).
The round bars are too easy to bend. then your forks do not line up with each other.
You can not use the forks to (floating) to press down, like a brush pile.
Floating forks are easier to side under a pallet for less experienced user.
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I vote for the rail type pallet forks that latch in place. You can dump something of off them if you want to.
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My tractor is a Grand L5740 with an 854 loader. What capacity, what brand, notched fork locators or sliding bar type? Length of forks? width and thickness. I don't abuse my equipment but I don't baby it either.
Is that enough questions?
I added 3ph pins and a bracket for pinning the top link to my FEL forks. Lift capacity on the TPH is great for moving pallets of green, split firewood.Get a pallet mover for the 3PH also. Once you get a set of forks you be palletizing everthything.
I had originally set the brick there with a case 580 super K with forks. It can lift a bit more than my 5740.