eBay/Craigslist Forks price check
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KYDan
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That appears to be a good price. Are they Kubota forks, or an aftermarket brand? Do you know the weight and capacity of each of them?
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ericher69
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Do not know any more info
I will try and email seller
Thanks
I will try and email seller
Thanks
Tompet
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I had a B2920 (especially if these are clamp on forks and at that price I assume they are) get the shorter 42".
With another tractor I had clamp on forks and didn't like them. When I bought the 2920 I got the Kubota quick attach with a set of aftermarket forks. The difference between clamp on and a set of frame forks, IMO, is not even close. But you do pay for the difference, I think in the long run they are worth it and they put less stress on your loader frame and bucket compared to clamp on style.
With another tractor I had clamp on forks and didn't like them. When I bought the 2920 I got the Kubota quick attach with a set of aftermarket forks. The difference between clamp on and a set of frame forks, IMO, is not even close. But you do pay for the difference, I think in the long run they are worth it and they put less stress on your loader frame and bucket compared to clamp on style.
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ericher69
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They came of a crown forklift
4000lb capacity
4000lb capacity
rsewill
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I've always marveled at how forks don't bend at the corner, even over time, given the leverage...
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How do you propose to attach them to your B2920?
I agree with Tompet. Clamp ons are not the way to go. There are many threads and many reasons (some posted by me) for this sentiment. The only reason that I ever ordered a set of Payne's to begin with was because they would be delivered quickly and I absolutely had to have something to unload a bundled up building that was being delivered to the house. Never again will I deal with those things. Especially since I now have SSQA and Bradco forks.
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ericher69
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What do you mean by clamp on's?
I thought the all attached to some type of quick adapter?
I thought the all attached to some type of quick adapter?
Turbys_1700
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I purchased a really nice set of clamp on forks from these folks...
I cut two pieces of 1/2" steel to use as a bucket support when screwing down the locks...
I have had very good success with these and would highly recommend them for those folk looking for a lower cost alternative or those that have a pin on bucket...
Clamp on Loader Bucket Skid Tractor Pallet Fork chain | eBay
I cut two pieces of 1/2" steel to use as a bucket support when screwing down the locks...
I have had very good success with these and would highly recommend them for those folk looking for a lower cost alternative or those that have a pin on bucket...
Clamp on Loader Bucket Skid Tractor Pallet Fork chain | eBay
