Are these forks a good fit for my Kubota BX?

[4570Man]

Ok, I don’t even have a BX or own these forks but it seems like a good combination...

 

[cmyoung2]

Those look perfect for a BX, should be able to pick one up, no problem. Of course, if you put them on the front of a BX, it will still pick it up, or at least the rear end.

 

[cglaser104]

Those look waaay too large for your BX. They have the lowest FEL lifting capacity in the subcompact class of machines. Ideally you wanna find a ultra light pin on set of forks made specifically for the BX tractors to have them actually be functional.

 

[fried1765]

Those look waaay too large for your BX. They have the lowest FEL lifting capacity in the subcompact class of machines. Ideally you wanna find a ultra light pin on set of forks made specifically for the BX tractors to have them actually be functional.

Are you really SURE they are "waaay too large"?

 

[Roadworthy]

Since you have neither a BX nor the forks I'm sure they're perfect for whatever purpose you have in mind.

 

[cglaser104]

Are you really SURE they are "waaay too large"?

Those forks and the top pin hole are part of a pin over bucket system or slide into a large frame meant to hold them. That type of fork is usually found on larger forklift units vs the sliding C rail system of many lighter duty options.

 

[4570Man]

Those forks and the top pin hole are part of a pin over bucket system or slide into a large frame meant to hold them. That type of fork is usually found on larger forklift units vs the sliding C rail system of many lighter duty options.

You must’ve missed the sarcasm here. Those forks are probably off a 15 ton or bigger loader.

 

[goeduck]

It would be nice to see a BX parked next to those monsters. :shocked:

 

[cglaser104]

It would be nice to see a BX parked next to those monsters. :shocked:

Park the BX on the forks lol

 

[Imold]

Park the BX on the forks lol

That is exactly what I thought when I opened the pic.