Hmm. That would mean I couldn't use my actual forklift.
We got these, they are 42". If you buy another attachment at the same time, the forks are $100 cheaper...https://www.mtlattachments.com/tractor-attachments/mtl-42-3500-lb-pallet-fork-lift-attachments-xapg4
Just curious, have you looked at CL or FB marketplace for used forks? I didn't have a chance to go through all of the posts, but the old COVID prices 'round here have really come down recently. It's been about a month or so, but I recall seeing some 60" HD 4k forks (in really decent condition) going for around $250 - 300. Seriously, unless you have a pallet of feed or something coming in during the next couple of days, you could save a bundle and have bucks left over for other implements - and momma would be none the wiser since she already gave you permission to pay $xxx for the new ones.
Remind me to dig up photos of a "better brand" blade that got bent to crap - without hitting any stumps.
I did spend a few weeks on Craigslist and FB marketplace, but found nothing in my area.
My only issue with them is that they're nearly as heavy as the Titan forks. Otherwise they seem real nice and have lots of satisfied customers.
I bought one of Titan's pallet forks for my Kioti CK2610 tractor, but it did not have the correct angle to function on the Kioti. It was well-made, however, and I decided to keep it after calling Titan and telling them about my problem. They refunded me half my money which I put towards having the pallet forks reconfigured by an agricultural welder. Cost was $250 for the reconfiguring/welding and angled metal pieces. Works perfectly and, all in all, still cost me less than buying pallet forks from my Kioti dealer. Honestly, don't know how I've lived without a set of forks. Extensive use in the Spring when hauling maple sap in a caged liquid tote. Obviously, many other uses as well. No complaints about Tital customer service.
I put a camera on the front/and back of my machine and can see everything happening for 100 bucks.
660 for such a small pair is expensive. I got mine new for 500 (48") through an online consignment auction. Look on proxibid/auctiontime and chances are there is an auction within a few hours from you. They are usually weekly and they almost always have these items on repeat week after week.
I bought the titan 48” for my tractor.. Just wanted the extra length for pallets and light work. Great buy as they came freight free. I love the quality of them. Glad I went to 48” for sure.
I went with the 48 in. forks from Titan three years ago. Very satisfied. The 36" I believe would be too small unless your using them on a small machine.
This being your second post in two years is not likely to carry much weight. I have 36" forks from Titan, and they lift the maximum my tractor will handle. They show no signs of the wear you note nor aged any more than my other attachments. I suspect you are a vendor from another company.
