Forks for a 60HP Kioti DK6010SE?

[ROUSTABOUT]

I think I might just go for the ones I linked. Seems like I might be able to throw some chains on it too if I needed them. Might be able to weld a D ring on them? I'm pretty sure I also saw a pair with a hitch mount too but I am not sure why you would want to pull that way and not from the 3pt.

I'd rather pull from the front. I've pulled many a gooseneck through a building driving backwards. With a crew on scaffolding on the trailer. Re- cable a poultry house. Miles of cable and thousands of pulleys. Let's say you are paying a crew to do the work. It's easier to ease backward and watch them, than to let them get down, drink water, pee, poop, step out to make a call, play grab butt, tell jokes. They get a break at 10, 12, and 2 for that. Backing is easiest way to not interrupt the mindset of the work process. Phones don't work in poultry houses.

 

[ROUSTABOUT]

48 inch at least. Do not get them shorties. Shorty won't work in your romantic life and it don't work in the tractor life.

 

[tacticalturnip]

48 inch at least. Do not get them shorties. Shorty won't work in your romantic life and it don't work in the tractor life.

It's not the length of the fork, it's the angle of approach, or some such nonsense.

 

[ROUSTABOUT]

It's not the length of the fork, it's the angle of approach, or some such nonsense.

Yeah, that's why they sharpen from the bottom.