Clamp on forks vs skid steer QA fork question
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whodat90
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I made a set of forks for mine that attach differently than the regular clamp ons, that have been on my tractor almost constantly since I made them. Now they only come off if I'm doing dirtwork. I have even less lift capacity than you, so I was even more concerned with loss of lift capacity. My forks are a bit bouncy if you put weight out on the tip, but otherwise they're pretty good vertically and solidly mounted against movement horizontally.
whodat
I made a set of forks for mine that attach differently than the regular clamp ons, that have been on my tractor almost constantly since I made them. Now they only come off if I'm doing dirtwork. I have even less lift capacity than you, so I was even more concerned with loss of lift capacity. My forks are a bit bouncy if you put weight out on the tip, but otherwise they're pretty good vertically and solidly mounted against movement horizontally.
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Chuck K.
If you are going to use the forks only occasionally , the clamp on style should work fine. If you will use the forks frequently, I suggest going with the QA style. I have a set of the clamp on style and they work well but I move things infrequently and for short distances. The clamp on style are easier to store and take up less room. That is a nice benefit if you use them only occasionally.
If you are going to use the forks only occasionally , the clamp on style should work fine. If you will use the forks frequently, I suggest going with the QA style. I have a set of the clamp on style and they work well but I move things infrequently and for short distances. The clamp on style are easier to store and take up less room. That is a nice benefit if you use them only occasionally.
