200 cx pallet forks?

[deereboy72]

Does the 200 cx loader have the option of pallet forks?

Thanks ahead of time

 

[hanson1999]

yes, they take the same forks as the 300 and 400 series loaders.

 

[deereboy72]

any estimate on price?

Thanks ahead of time

 

[kennyd]

$700ish

 

[Neil Clemmons]

I bought Horst pallet forks for around 700. I purchased the light duty forks for a 200cx on a 2320. Given the lift capacity is around 1000 lbs I did not see a need to go heavier / larger.

If you talk to your dealer or Horst they can quote a delivered price and they will paint them deere green if you like. I've been very pleased with them.

HORST WELDING

 

[ScottK]

I have the Frontier 42" fixed tine forks on my 2320. They work great.

 

[kernal]

I have the Frontier 48", since that is what the dealer had. Work great. I would recommend the 42" thou.

 

[gamble77]

Prices have gone up, especially on the 48" forks, expect $800-900

 

[Runner]

I have the Frontier 42 inch, fixed-tine forks on a 200CX on a 2520 and love them. One of my favorite attachments.

They cost $655 two years ago. List price was $755, I believe.

 

[Phunge]

Another recommendation for the Horst forks. Probably my most used attachment.

 

[JB4310]

yes, they take the same forks as the 300 and 400 series loaders.

The 200 and 300 have the same pin/hook dimensions the 400 are different/bigger. I see now the newer forks have 2 sets of pins so they will work for the 200-400 series, my earlier model Horst forks only had the one set of pins.

I vote for the Horst cast pallet forks as well, I paid over $900. for mine, but when compared to the Deere ones I liked the Horst better, bought them from Deere dealer.

JB.

 

[hanson1999]

the 400 uses the same pins as the 200 and 300 series. look at the buckets they use, they are the same part number.

the 500 series utilizes the "lower pins" offered on the newer pallet forks, so now they can sell one set for many loaders.

 

[JB4310]

the 400 uses the same pins as the 200 and 300 series. look at the buckets they use, they are the same part number.

the 500 series utilizes the "lower pins" offered on the newer pallet forks, so now they can sell one set for many loaders.

Ok I could be wrong but I thought this was discussed before and that was the correct answer, anyway I've never even seen or heard of 500 series loaders so shows you what I know

JB.

 

[hanson1999]

ya either way not a big deal jb, i guess the main question here was answered!!

 

[kennyd]

the 400 uses the same pins as the 200 and 300 series. look at the buckets they use, they are the same part number.

the 500 series utilizes the "lower pins" offered on the newer pallet forks, so now they can sell one set for many loaders.

Well, that depends on which "400 series" you are talking about.

The older 210,410,420,430 loaders, as well as the 200xx, 300xx all use the same setup. The newer 400xx loaders do indeed use the lower pins and share the same dimensions as the 5xx series QA setup.

 

[hanson1999]

ok you are wrong here kennyd.

I have a new 2520, 200cx with 61" bucket. the part # on bucket is bw14146.

That same bucket is available for 200x, 200cx, 300x, 300cx, 400x, 400cx. look in jdparts.
will also work with the 210,410,420,430, and i believe the 460(not 100% sure on that one)

my 2520 with 200cx
my dad has 3320 with 300cx. 73" BUCKET
my brother has 4720 with 400x. SAME 73" BUCKET

we share pallet forks between the three of us. ALL USE TOP PINS.

WE HAVE SWITCHED BUCKETS BEFORE.

THE 500 SERIES (A 512 FOR INSTANCE) USES THE BOTTOM PINS.

 

[hanson1999]

John Deere - Parts Catalog

that link will take you to 400x bucket part #'s

 

[kennyd]

ok you are wrong here kennyd.

Yup, I am...my bad

 

[hanson1999]

after looking at that kennyd i sounded kinda mean....its no big deal i appreciate all the help you and everyone offers on here!!!

hard to find this kind of knowledgebase anywhere else!!!

 

[kennyd]

after looking at that kennyd i sounded kinda mean....its no big deal i appreciate all the help you and everyone offers on here!!!

hard to find this kind of knowledgebase anywhere else!!!

No worries. I am a big boy and can readily admit when I am wrong. Unlike some others, I appreciate being set straight if I give misleading info.