Gittyup
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- Joined
- Oct 4, 2007
- Messages
- 3,159
- Location
- Mid Atlantic
- Tractor
- Kioti CK25 Shuttle Shift, loaded tires, JD X739
Your pallets are going to have to be pretty light (by rock standards) in order for you to pick them up with any of the loaders being considered. I'd ask them to separate into smaller pallets.
Or consider a 3ph pallet fork with hydraulic lift. Here, you'll get a little more lift; just not as high. Mine go to about 5 feet. You'll need at least one and preferrably 2 sets of rear remotes to use high lift 3ph forks effectively.
I do suggest you look at the DK40 just for the lift. Or a branson with the high capacity loaders (HL50 or something like that). These will get your pallets done.
Or, if it works, rent a BC for the day and move them all at once to about where you want them.
Be care, boulders, tractors, and steep terrain is a dangerous combination.
Or consider a 3ph pallet fork with hydraulic lift. Here, you'll get a little more lift; just not as high. Mine go to about 5 feet. You'll need at least one and preferrably 2 sets of rear remotes to use high lift 3ph forks effectively.
I do suggest you look at the DK40 just for the lift. Or a branson with the high capacity loaders (HL50 or something like that). These will get your pallets done.
Or, if it works, rent a BC for the day and move them all at once to about where you want them.
Be care, boulders, tractors, and steep terrain is a dangerous combination.
