BX 24 Bucket Forks

[BX Tex]

Hey skidder dude ... you have a financial interest in that website you keep promoting? Your first 3 post (within 30 minutes of each other) since registration are all the same.

Hi Guys,

I'm new to this forum, but I already love reading through all the different posts. Thanks for all the useful information on little tractors! I though I'd share where I got my forks from. I live in NH and bought mine from a local company by the name of Silver Lake Fabrication. I found them on the web, and come to find out, they were local to me. I had found their web site at silverlakefabrication.com on google. I've had my 500 pound forks for a bit now and they work great. They made them to the specs of my bucket and in about a week, they were ready to clamp on. Check them out, Aaron took really good care of me, so ask for him.

Hi everyone,

I don't have access to welding and fabricating equipment, but I actually purchased my 500 pound forks from Silver Lake Fabrication in NH and a buddy of mine purchased a set of 2000 pound forks for his tractor. I had innitially found their web site on Google (silverlakefabrication.com) and they ended up being near by. Nonetheless, they built the forks for my bucket, and my buddy's forks for his and we both love them. They fit tight and don't swap around. Get this, my forks are completely TIG welded too! What the heck?

Hi all,

I have a little tiny tractor at home too. It's not a name brand, but only has a lifting capacity of about 400 pounds. I was trying to find a light weight solution and stumbled across Silver Lake Fabrication's web site on Google, silverlakefabrication.com. I use their 500 pound capacity clamp on bucket forks and have not complaints what so ever. They asked for 4 specs from my bucket after emailing me a diagram, and built my forks to those specs. They only weigh about 30 pounds each and hook up really fast. I was scared that clamp on forks would swap around, but these simply don't. I've got a buddy that bought a big set of forks too. He's as happy as I am. They're well worth checking out.

Skidder Dude