jimmer2880
Platinum Member
This forum gives me entirely too many ideas. One of those ideas, was to start storing my firewood on skids (still building those). To move those skids/pallets, meant I had an excuse for some forks for my tractor
Because my tractor is only a 19hp, I wanted to make my forks for the 3pt. I looked for used forklift forks for several weeks, but couldn't come up with anything at a decent price (under $200.00). However I did find a used 5,000lb pallet jack for $50.00 (it even works).
What luck I thought, this will be a simple job. I have about 3 hours into the task and only have paint and paint prep left to go.
The forks work great. However, of the 2 pallets I have at my house, the forks won't fit 1 of them. Guess I'll have to be a tad picky on which pallets I use for the bottom.
Because my tractor is only a 19hp, I wanted to make my forks for the 3pt. I looked for used forklift forks for several weeks, but couldn't come up with anything at a decent price (under $200.00). However I did find a used 5,000lb pallet jack for $50.00 (it even works).
What luck I thought, this will be a simple job. I have about 3 hours into the task and only have paint and paint prep left to go.
The forks work great. However, of the 2 pallets I have at my house, the forks won't fit 1 of them. Guess I'll have to be a tad picky on which pallets I use for the bottom.