Jery Dunn Tach-N-Go and Forks

[civilian]

I’ve had several sets of Jery’s quick attaches and MOVABLE forks. On my B2620, and now BX2760. The only thing I really want is his 3 Point Pal, which can use the movable forks. That incorporates a fixed straight rear blade. The forks store on the 3 Point Pal out of the way when not in use. I drove to meet Jery when I bought my items. He is a great guy, and his inventions are second to none. I wish I had use for his grapples.

Questio. What is the 3 point pal? Pictures anywhere? I have his Tach-N-Go for his fixed forks on my BX2230. Love them. Jon

 

[robertm]

Questio. What is the 3 point pal? Pictures anywhere? I have his Tach-N-Go for his fixed forks on my BX2230. Love them. Jon

It is a frame like the headache rack of a set of movable forks, but it mounts on the 3point. If you look on YouTube, you’ll find it. It will allow you to use the movable forks, but it includes a fixed rear blade tight to the rack facing rearward.

 

[jeff9366]

According to undated PDF format article in Farm Show News Dunn Quick Tach weighs 52 pounds.

DUNN QUICK TACH MORE: weight pounds Dunn Quick Tach site:www.tractorbynet.com - Google Search

 

[check]

I would LOVE Jery’s system, but I can’t justify the expense - especially with the 30% exchange rate. Meanwhile, I do have the Bxpanded bucket forks - it’s just that the lift capacity out at the end of my Kubota BX25 FEL is limited.

 

[civilian]

According to undated PDF format article in Farm Show News Dunn Quick Tach weighs 52 pounds.

DUNN QUICK TACH MORE: www.tractorbynet.com&client=safari&rls=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi179bVxOjhAhUktlkKHTCLBnUQrQIoAzAAegQIAxAM&biw=1280&bih=644]weight pounds Dunn Quick Tach site:TractorByNet - Compact Tractors & Equipment Resource - Google Search[/url]

Looking at farmhouse.com that article is from 2011. Also article mentioned a fixed set of forks, where Jery now offers an adjustable set of forks. Jon

 

[dragoneggs]

I would LOVE Jery’s system, but I can’t justify the expense - especially with the 30% exchange rate. Meanwhile, I do have the Bxpanded bucket forks - it’s just that the lift capacity out at the end of my Kubota BX25 FEL is limited.

Expensive yes but great quality and very light weight which is a huge factor. Cry once folks say... the adjustable forks have also been awesome. Sure glad I didn’t buy his fixed forks.

 

[Ripkid]

Actually I have Jery's fixed forks along with his Quick Attach Tach-N-Go, his Loader Buddy with Hydraulic Thumb, and his hydraulic 3-pt Top Link, which both run off his custom 3rd valve kit. I truly can't say enough good things about Jery Dunn & his Mytractortools.com equipment/service. I find myself using the Fixed Forks quite often, loading & unloading both truck & trailer stuff, moving/hauling root-ball trees, moving brush piles, hauling logs & cut off rounds, stirring up burning pits, & tons of other general use stuff I would have never thought of doing if I didn't have them. They're super strong & light too!! In truth I don't really do anything with or on pallets at all, but boy I sure seem to have those forks on a lot of the time! Swapping stuff on & off is unbelievably simple & fast with Jery's Tach-N-Go. Great system & great build quality, well worth the investment, plus a great guy to work with!!

 

[Diggin It]

Actually I have Jery's fixed forks

Yes, you've said that in all four of your posts. And only that. Nothing else on any other topic.

plus a great guy to work with!!

I'll bet. With hm. Or for him.

Is he paying you well to advertise here for him? Is he paying TBN's ad rates?

 

[check]

Expensive yes but great quality and very light weight which is a huge factor. Cry once folks say... the adjustable forks have also been awesome. Sure glad I didn’t buy his fixed forks.

Mark, have you tried measuring your FEL lift capacity with Jerry’s front QA? Since it moves the FEL bucket forward a bit, and both of our BX 25s have pretty limited lift capacity to begin with, I was worried about that. Somewhere on another thread I had calculated how much the lift capacity should be reduced, and I was wondering if you’ve ever done a real-world test.

 

[dragoneggs]

Mark, have you tried measuring your FEL lift capacity with Jerry’s front QA? Since it moves the FEL bucket forward a bit, and both of our BX 25s have pretty limited lift capacity to begin with, I was worried about that. Somewhere on another thread I had calculated how much the lift capacity should be reduced, and I was wondering if you’ve ever done a real-world test.

Never did any measuring but before I bought I spoke with Jery about the additional offset. He gave me the measurement and it was quite small I thought. Seeing the design once received I was impressed. Installed it and have never removed it but I swap between my forks and bucket often and super quickly.

In my real world use I have maxed out the fork lifts moving landscape blocks but I can't say what percentage I am losing with the QA. Whatever the reduction is, I think it is plenty worth the versatility and convenience it brings! I haven't noticed a difference in moving dirt, etc. with the bucket.