Loader B3300SU Pallet Forks

[chriscos]

I have the kubota QA with kubota pallet forks on a B2620 and i have no complaints, I use them quite a bit and for many things.

Ditto here. I have the kubota forks on my B2920 and have had no problems with them. I believe they are the forks and quick attach of the b3200.

I lifted a pallet of bricks that weighed about 600 pounds with no problems. It helps if you have filled tires and something heavy on the 3 point.

 

[mjw357]

Ditto here. I have the kubota forks on my B2920 and have had no problems with them. I believe they are the forks and quick attach of the b3200.

I am looking for other options besides the Kubota forks. I am scared to call a dealer and find out the cost, and availability. If they were $500-$600 and could get them in a week, sure but that's not what I'm hearing.

 

[JJZ 109]

I am looking for other options besides the Kubota forks. I am scared to call a dealer and find out the cost, and availability. If they were $500-$600 and could get them in a week, sure but that's not what I'm hearing.

Do you have a Kubota QA or universal? It seems like in the last couple of months someone on the forum bought a pretty lightweight set for Kubota QA and I cannot turn up that thread in a search.
Maybe it was the Artillian for JD that I was thinking of. Sorry.

 

[mjw357]

Do you have a Kubota QA or universal? It seems like in the last couple of months someone on the forum bought a pretty lightweight set for Kubota QA and I cannot turn up that thread in a search.
Maybe it was the Artillian for JD that I was thinking of. Sorry.

Kubota LA504 loader with the Kubota QA thingy.

 

[chriscos]

I am looking for other options besides the Kubota forks. I am scared to call a dealer and find out the cost, and availability. If they were $500-$600 and could get them in a week, sure but that's not what I'm hearing.

I'm thinking there were around a grand for the orange ones. Orange is expensive

 

[JJZ 109]

I've been searching online like crazy for an aftermarket maker of forks that will fit a Kubota QA. Dead end so far. You just might be stuck with a Kubota dealer unless someone else here digs up some info that I cannot seem to find. I can find them for some Deere models and for BX, but nothing for a 504.
I think now that I'm glad my tractor didn't come with a QA from Kubota and that I bought a universal one.

 

[chriscos]

List price from last year (this is off the B3200, which also fit on the B2x20 series:

Quick Attach $279.00
Pallet Fork Frame $636.00
36" Forks $395.00

 

[AStanton]

Personally, I like to keep things KISS and go el cheapo. I bought a set of clamp-on forks for my Kubota. They are made by Payne and I bought them from Northern Tool. They served me well in a pinch. Here I moved an ornamental landscape bridge for my neighbor. I'm guessing that the thing weighed over 600 lbs. Notice, no rear ballast; just loaded tires.
By the way this is my first post in this chat room. I always wanted to thank Ductape for his posts. He helped me to install rear work lights on my 3030.

 

[TheGreyRider]

I am pretty sure i was well under 1000.00 for my QA and forks, although i did wait a while so i wouldnt have to pay freight, i waited until he had other stuff coming in.

 

[DieselDon]

At first, I didn't understand the three parts:

QA
Pallet Fork Frame
Forks

Didn't get how it all fit. But the forum helped me discover that the b3200 QA actually fit my b2620 perfectly. I was also fortunate to get the forks from a neighbor. Having gone with the Kubota brand, it was well worth it.