Hay Dude
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@Hay Dude, what do you think of trying to use 48” forks with thumb for moving logs? I bought the 48’s because that’s my standard pallet depth, and also the longer forks work better for setting and retrieving pallets from a pickup truck bed. But I anticipate I’ll want some shorter forks for picking logs from piles, with the thumb, as the long ones can probably be a bit more cumbersome at that task.
That‘s what I run and they are fine for logs. I think stubby forks are generally better for plunging into log piles, but the 48” forks have too many additional uses I need too much.
I don’t know what your loader can handle. If your loader is smaller, 36” might be better. I think you can choose what forks you match with your frame. They usually have 3,4,5 foot there.
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