EA Pallet Forks

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KBinCT

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Location
South Eastern CT
Tractor
Kubota L3901 Ford NAA
Got some 42 Inch Pallet Forks from Everything Attachments today. I had to pick them up from the freight terminal and all the way home I was thinking crap, I ordered the wrong ones as they looked so small. Once I got them home and on my Kubota L3901 everything was A-OK. They look perfect on my L3901 and should come in very handy over the years. These are the ones I bought https://www.(Temporarily blocked du...e)/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=ETA-SCPF-42

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   / EA Pallet Forks #2  
Man, those are the 42"? Those are the ones I WANT SO SO BAD, but gosh they look long.
Probably getting some (though from my dealer, as they're cheaper than EA) in the next few weeks.
 
   / EA Pallet Forks #3  
Yep, they look longer than 42".

The mounting frame should be about 44" wide, if it is SSQA.
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I just measured the forks, they're 42.25" long.. The frame is 45.5" wide outside to outside. Didn't measure the inside of the frame.
 
   / EA Pallet Forks #5  
I just measured the forks, they're 42.25" long.. The frame is 45.5" wide outside to outside. Didn't measure the inside of the frame.

Ok, guess it is an optical delusion. :D
 
   / EA Pallet Forks #6  
They look like a great fit for your machine. It is what I would have ordered.:thumbsup:
 
   / EA Pallet Forks #7  
I was just about to post a question about clamp on forks. The ones that go clamp to the bottom of the bucket. Won't they cause the lower edge to bend ? I use a set of Cat Skidsteer forks on my L3700, but they are very heavy, I'm guessing 300 pounds +\-. This severely eats up the lift ability of my loader. I was thinking about other options.
 
   / EA Pallet Forks #8  
I was just about to post a question about clamp on forks. The ones that go clamp to the bottom of the bucket. Won't they cause the lower edge to bend ? I use a set of Cat Skidsteer forks on my L3700, but they are very heavy, I'm guessing 300 pounds +\-. This severely eats up the lift ability of my loader. I was thinking about other options.

Tom, I had a set of clamp on forks on an L3400HST, same tractor as yours, and while they did work and were useful to an extent, It did mark up the bucket a little. And you can't see worth a crap to get hooked up. I was extremely happy when I bought the SSQA option and got some SSQA pallet forks. A huge difference in usability.
 
   / EA Pallet Forks #9  
Tom, I had a set of clamp on forks on an L3400HST, same tractor as yours, and while they did work and were useful to an extent, It did mark up the bucket a little. And you can't see worth a crap to get hooked up. I was extremely happy when I bought the SSQA option and got some SSQA pallet forks. A huge difference in usability.

Thanks.. Didn't think about the lack of visability.
 
   / EA Pallet Forks #10  
One option is to add a back up camera system.
They all have the option for a second camera and sell for between $50-$100.
Lots of talk on some TBN forums.
 
 

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