Brush Fork DIY Build

[budpat105]

I made so bolt ins like the original post (bolt in), mine was lighter 1x2 tube. Yes it got bent, even broke one off. Just keep fixing it and I have hauled a lot of brush and small trees with it. Love it!!!

 

[gtrippleb]

This is what I built for my sc2400. I went this route so I could easily insert a new fork/tine if I broke or bent one and I could also build other tools to insert into the square tubing. I don't remember what the size of the square tubing was but the tines/forks were 1" solid square stock. If I were to build another set, I would use the same size tubing as a class 2 receiver so it would be easy to use a receiver to put into any of the tubes versus having to build or modify something to fit. I used a lock pin to secure the forks to the holder.




I used something like this to attach the brush fork holder to the bucket.

 

[rjmack]

I shamelessly copied rjmack's design, using scrap hollow tubing, with chains to anchor to the back of the bucket, and they work like a charm. Thanks rjmack!

thank you, that's very kind of you.

just thought I would show some of the regular sort of duty these things have had for the last 5 years. the bucket has never received any damage from the use of the forks, which stay on the tractor about 90% of the time.

the tractor work starts about 16:45 of the first video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f2JLSmU4Whc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dJhIsC26bU

 

[ticolawnllc]

Thickest wall I see in that size tube is 3/16".

You're right. My mistake

 

[SJay]

Getting things finished up - test fitted and primed.