traded MF135 for a 2605 4x4 &added a Mahindra eMax 22HST
Not pretty but finally got the pallet forks finished. Have been contemplating them for a while. Bought the forks about a year ago. Used 3/8"X4" angle, 1/2"x5" flat steel, 1"dia round stock (for upper pins), a set of used tow-motor forks and several welding rods.
We did pretty much the same thing with a set of old forktruck forks. They are more useful than the bucket. Slide them together and tilt forward and you can move a very large shrub - up to a 5-600 lb rootball. And not to bad for roughing out a hole in hard soil.
look nice...but you might add a small roll cage like unit around the rear skid plate to prevent anything from rolling over the plate and hitting tractor.
look nice...but you might add a small roll cage like unit around the rear skid plate to prevent anything from rolling over the plate and hitting tractor.