Forks for a CT 235

[lilranch2001]

I was under the impression that I could get forks for my new tractor, but Bobcat does not list them for this tractor, does anyone know more than this?:tractor:

 

[JoelD]

I was under the impression that I could get forks for my new tractor, but Bobcat does not list them for this tractor, does anyone know more than this?:tractor:

Search the forum for forks there are many many alternatives

eBay also has many listed

I made my own for about $40

Joel

 

[Canada_CT230]

I'm getting a used set from my Bobcat dealer in a couple of weeks for my CT230. They are a rental set that they are gonna trade-off.

I do have the Bob-tach though. Do you have Bob-tach?

 

[lilranch2001]

yup, I do, do you know the part number?

 

[crusty 1]

You can get clamp on the bucket edge forks,but only useful for light duty.It will lower lift capacity because they are too far ahead.I,v used a set I made for my 235 but only lift about 4-500 pounds.You,ll have to have loaded tires for sure and I only use it at the garage.Wouln,t ever consider going more than about 30 feet with anything on my forks.If you have b-tach you sould be able to find a used set,they don,t get used much by the average guy.Handy when you need em though.

 

[Canada_CT230]

No part number but would just be a skidsteer attachment. Try looking that way.

 

[lilranch2001]

thanks, I will

 

[tornadowatchranch]

since you are bobtach you can get the forks from anywhere i believe and may be cheaper. they are all skid steer quick attach. many have had luck with everythingattachments.com.

 

[lilranch2001]

Thanks, I found that site earlier today, I am going to give them some serious consideration since they have free shipping, and seems like they have a good line up of products

 

[MESSMAKER]

I have a set that chain on the bucket with a chain ratchet or load binder. They work well and will handle anything that the tractor can. I use them at least once a month. The only downside is visibility. Hard to see what you are doing sometimes. The upside is they were only about $125.