Clamp on bucket forks would be pretty much the only option then, unless you have fabricating skills or want to hire someone who does. I would strongly encourage you not to do the clamp on forks. The capacity is going to be very low with that machine and you'll have a very good chance of bending your bucket edge. If you have fabricating skills and equipment, a nice set of forks for that is fairly simple to make. You could convert it to SSQA, but with a machine that small, I would probably just build a set of pin on forks. You retain more of your lift capacity that way.
Not Fladogman, but I have the Vevor clamp on forks. They were right around $90, and I either had a thread about them, or I included it in the "full figured 25hp tractor" thread. Regardless, to give a review; for $90, I am happy; if I had paid $250-350 (as some places charge for similar), I would probably not be happy. They Do work; but they Do slip and go cross eyed, or pivot pretty easy, the cross bar doesn't really do that much. I have used them on pallets like 3 times, but these where maybe 600# (6500w generator, welder, tools, and basically made a mobile welding pallet), but they are great for carrying a couple dozen T-posts or maybe 8 or 12 wood posts, moving scrap metal, ect. For moving tree debris, it can work, but not ideal.
