Forks for a 60HP Kioti DK6010SE?

[future_vision]

Those are similar to the vrning brand forks I use on my MX (similar sized machine). It’s perfect, and I do like the 46-48” forks. It works well for reaching deeper into a truck bed to move a pallet.

Not all the features of the first one I posted but US made and more expensive.

https://www.palletforks.com/skid-steers/pallet-forks-and-accessories/ua-made-in-the-usa-hd-skid-steer-pallet-fork-attachment-with-48-inch-blades/501113.html

 

[future_vision]

I keep wondering if I am going to regret getting a Titan Attachment. Seems like a lot of people like them but then there are some that just get poorly constructed attachments and have to make adjustments to them which usually involved drilling or welding.

 

[grsthegreat]

i got my forks from Quick Attach. super well made.

Quick Stack-Industrial HD Pallet Forks

The HD Pallet Forks from Quick Attach are built for heavy-duty material handling across various applications. With standard class 2 pallet forks and a CNC machined carriage bar featuring three locking locations, they offer a secure and customizable fit. The thin frame design moves the load...

quickattach.com

mine has complete backing.

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[future_vision]

i got my forks from Quick Attach. super well made.

Quick Stack-Industrial HD Pallet Forks

The HD Pallet Forks from Quick Attach are built for heavy-duty material handling across various applications. With standard class 2 pallet forks and a CNC machined carriage bar featuring three locking locations, they offer a secure and customizable fit. The thin frame design moves the load...

quickattach.com

mine has complete backing.

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How much are they? I know QuickAttach tends to run expensive although they seem to be pretty high quality,.

 

[grsthegreat]

no idea about current costs.....when i got mine, they were FREE.

i ordered a hydraulic snowblower and a plow, they threw in 42" forks for free.

all their stuff is quality build. made in their factory. free shipping

you can ask for current price on their website. problem i see now is steel costs SUCK...ive never seen it so high.

 

[future_vision]

no idea about current costs.....when i got mine, they were FREE.

i ordered a hydraulic snowblower and a plow, they threw in 42" forks for free.

all their stuff is quality build. made in their factory. free shipping

you can ask for current price on their website. problem i see now is steel costs SUCK...ive never seen it so high.

I'll probably just go for it. They have a one year warranty and I'm likely to give them a good test in that first year for sure.

 

[grsthegreat]

i believe mine are rated at 4,000....but my tractor can only lift 2,700, so im not too worried.

 

[future_vision]

i believe mine are rated at 4,000....but my tractor can only lift 2,700, so im not too worried.

Ended up with some forks from Titan. Pretty decent although I went with the made in the US version and that didn't really mean much. Cheap paint job but otherwise adequate.

Question about lubing these things up so they slide. What should I use? The grease i use in the zerks is probably not a good idea since dirt really sticks. Tractor Mike advocates using WD-40 Spray and Stay gel but then again he is sponsored by them. I'm sure it is probably a good product but I am wondering what other options there are.

 

[grsthegreat]

Grease will pick up too much crap. I use wd40. But it doesnt matter..
they suck anyways when you have to adjust them.

 

[nyone]

I keep wondering if I am going to regret getting a Titan Attachment. Seems like a lot of people like them but then there are some that just get poorly constructed attachments and have to make adjustments to them which usually involved drilling or welding.

There are many other brands that you can buy directly from the US manufacturer and are cheaper or the same price as places like pallet fork or EA.
For instance
expressateelinc.com and MTL along with tomahawlk.

I wouldnt get anything less than a 48in fork for pallets.