Pallet forks

[Xfaxman]

My safety glasses have reading lens at the bottom, like bifocals do.

 

[aeblank]

I can't see my tips even standing unless they're a good distance above grade. ... I plan on doing a loader cam for this very reason.

I do as well. Just got the stuff for Christmas. When it gets warm, I need to figure out my mounting....

 

[Catman8]

I just purchased a 2032R JD and not sure what brand of attachment to go with, can a homeowner like myself get away with less expensive attachments like Titan if I'm not a full time farmer working them hard every day. The Artillian forks are light weight and have a better finish but I just don't think I can justify spending $800 plus on a set of forks when im thinking a set of Titans would do the job. Are the Titan attachments holding up well for you guys.

 

[Steave]

I just purchased a 2032R JD and not sure what brand of attachment to go with, can a homeowner like myself get away with less expensive attachments like Titan if I'm not a full time farmer working them hard every day. The Artillian forks are light weight and have a better finish but I just don't think I can justify spending $800 plus on a set of forks when im thinking a set of Titans would do the job. Are the Titan attachments holding up well for you guys.

I have a Post/Tree puller from Titan but don't have the forks. It's holding up good had it about 2 years now and pulled lot's of trees and larger brush with it. Just like any attachment you need to check out the welds and stress points for fatigue or cracks every once in a while.

 

[Fallon]

My Titan/palletforks.com forks required a shim to fit my SSQA right. They gave me $70 to have somebody fix em (or would have swapped frames). I did it myself in 20 minutes as I weld. Common story for a few years I hear.

The forks have held up well otherwise & I'm happy with them. They stood behind their product & made things right. Heard some bad stories, but wasn't the case for me.

My L3200 is a little more machine than a JD 2023r I believe.

 

[Herkypilot]

My Titan/palletforks.com forks required a shim to fit my SSQA right. They gave me $70 to have somebody fix em (or would have swapped frames). I did it myself in 20 minutes as I weld. Common story for a few years I hear.

The forks have held up well otherwise & I'm happy with them. They stood behind their product & made things right. Heard some bad stories, but wasn't the case for me.

My L3200 is a little more machine than a JD 2023r I believe.

+1. I had to shim all of my non-Kubota attachments. I guess Kubota is slightly off the QA standard.

 

[cat fever]

I just purchased a 2032R JD and not sure what brand of attachment to go with, can a homeowner like myself get away with less expensive attachments like Titan if I'm not a full time farmer working them hard every day. The Artillian forks are light weight and have a better finish but I just don't think I can justify spending $800 plus on a set of forks when im thinking a set of Titans would do the job. Are the Titan attachments holding up well for you guys.

I have the Titan 42" forks and use them a lot. No issues to report, very happy with them.

 

[roadhunter]

I stand up on the tractor and I can see the fork tips. The real forklift has the worst visibility of all. I guess that is the price you pay for a 4 ton lift capacity in a lawnmower sized package.

4 ton lift capacity in a lawnmower sized machine?? What model?

 

[roadhunter]

As I said earlier I have a set of Titan forks but have managed to bend them both on separate occasions. The most I've lifted with them was about 5,000 pounds at 28".

 

[Catman8]

As I said earlier I have a set of Titan forks but have managed to bend them both on separate occasions. The most I've lifted with them was about 5,000 pounds at 28".

Did the fork flex and bend back or are they permantly bent.