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03-06-2013, 08:36 PM #31
- Join Date
- May 2009
- Posts
- 927
- Location
- South Mississippi
- Tractor
- 2008 John Deere 5303 MFWD
Was able to send PM and receive reply message. Not sure what was issue.
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03-11-2013, 04:25 PM #32
Re: Pallet forks
When I bought the loader for my L3830 I got 48" kubota forks. They seem to be well made, I wonder who ade them for Kubota
Stihlman
Kubota L3830 HST with LA723 loader
ZD326P
Stihl Chainsaws:
MS660
056 Mag II
MS441R M-Tronic
MS362R M-Tronic
MS361
MS261
MS260
MS211
015 L
HT 131
Lots of other antique saws:
Certified "gold level chainsaw nut"
Lincoln SA200 ( 1966 Redface )
Lincoln IdealArc 250 (1975)
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03-19-2013, 06:09 AM #33
- Join Date
- Feb 2005
- Posts
- 460
- Location
- Southern NH
- Tractor
- M7040, L48, KX121-3, RTV 1100 and a couple of older Fords
Re: Pallet forks
Word to the wise, when using your forks at their maximum capacity, be aware of keeping the Laos centered and left to right as well as keeping both levers down if QA. I use my forks to move palletized cordwood and had 2 mishaps resulting in twisted QA. My load on both instances was 3k lbs and once my QA was not fully locked down. Curled forks to lift pallet, didn't know it but QA ear wasn't attached correctly, twisted QA bad! Second time was with 1 ton wood pellet pallet, same thing, twisted the dam QA bad! Freaked out, called dealer to inquire about QA cost, over $600. Sooooo 8 pit a 6x6" chunk I. The 4 bar linkage and curled cyclinder back and after a few tweaks got it back straight. Because the load was so heavy, and a L48 is rather beefy on the loader, I had no idea what happened until it happened. Didn't even feel it. Other than that, I use my forks for everything, best attachment anyone could own.
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03-20-2013, 10:19 PM #34
- Join Date
- May 2009
- Posts
- 927
- Location
- South Mississippi
- Tractor
- 2008 John Deere 5303 MFWD
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03-21-2013, 01:19 PM #35
- Join Date
- Jun 2004
- Posts
- 1,759
- Location
- Northeast MA
- Tractor
- Kubota B3200 w/ BH77 & 12", 18" & 24" buckets, Kubota B50 SSQA w/ 54" & 60" buckets, LandPride FDR1660, Artillian Fork frame, Extreme 3pt rake, Concrete Mixer, MyTractorTools grapple adapter
Re: Pallet forks
Check out Artillian - they have some pretty good prices on forks - and they have some lower capacity forks (lower weight and lower price) - for people with loaders that can't handle higher weights anyway.
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03-21-2013, 08:36 PM #36
Re: Pallet forks
i have the brand "Quickattach" . i bought them cause the USA made and dont weigh a ton.
The ones i got are 42" length, 4,500 # rated but only weigh 400# themselvers. The less they weigh the more you can pick up overall.
i paid about $700 at the time i purchased them, but i also got $$$ marked off cause i also purchased a snowblower and a plow at the same time. Free freight also..
man, these things are very well built and crafted. nice to buy USA .
http://www.quickattach.com/shop-by-d...-lift-n-stack/currently own
2011 Kioti DK45SE HST CAB tractor/loader, Jimna 6" - 3 point wood chipper, 60" JD Brush Hog, JD 60" Rototiller, 3 point post hole digger with hydraulic assist, 3 point spring tooth rake, Fimco 55 gallon weed sprayer with 12 foot boom, 3 point hydraulic wood splitter (home built)
Quick Attach 79" loader mount snowblower & rear powerpack
Quick Attach 84" Snow Blade
Quick Attach 42" pallet forks
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03-25-2013, 07:08 PM #37Kubota BH77 Backhoe with Bro-Tek mechanical thumb & Bro-Tek Ripper Tooth; Loflin 48 inch forks; Bro-Tek 2" rear wheel spacers; StabilWorks custom stabilizers; EA 66" Box Blade; WoodMaxx WM-8H Chipper; NorTrac Quick Hitch; Small Wood Lot Tools 3 PH Log Skidder Attachment
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03-31-2013, 08:04 AM #38
- Join Date
- Jan 2009
- Posts
- 440
- Location
- western oregon
- Tractor
- currently l4400 stick
Re: Pallet forks
I bought the 2100 lb capacity quick attach Land Pride from my kubota dealer and they seem to be top drawer and well made. I paid close to 700 for them and am satisfied. I have them on an L4400, Ag tires, beet juice in the rears.
4400GST SSQA bucket,
Landpride forks,
Bobcat manure forks
five ft Old rotary mower
Post hole auger
Leon rear blade
landscape rake
carryall
Lx178 LX172 Deeres
Husky 372s 394
little Stihls
haywagons
big horses
sheep
Loadstar FBD
Woodmaxx hydraulic chipper
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