forks for L302 loader

tony3542 · Mar 2, 2007

Where is the best place to get forks for a L302 loader,the kind you screw on.
thanks,
tony

Stef · Mar 2, 2007

ATI has a pin-type quick attach for LA302 loader type. It weights only 21 lbs. With this you could easily swap between your bucket and forks. About the forks, they have a small pallet fork frame with forks for small tractors.

I'm not sure what you mean by "the one you screw on". Do you mean the one with the pins? It's clear that you're not talking of a Skid Steer type quick attach.

Timber · Mar 3, 2007

I think he meens the clamp on ones

MadReferee · Mar 3, 2007

Do you have welding skills or access to someone who has?

If so then I offer a FREE set of plans to build your own. You can do this for less than $50 in materials. Plans include detailed instructions and a cut list.

The package also includes plans for a clamp-on reciever hitch.

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Stef · Mar 3, 2007

Timber said:
I think he meens the clamp on ones

You're right Timber... I feel a bit stupid.

It happens. Sorry wrong information

lawn_king · Mar 3, 2007

I had a set of king cutter clamp on forks for my 302 fel. They are rated for 2000 lbs and work well.

tony3542 · Mar 3, 2007

Thanks for all the info.Thanks Mad I'II take you up on those plans,I don't weld I'II check a local welder with the plands a see what I can do.I really need some of these forks.
tony

Timber · Mar 4, 2007

These are the ones I have, They were not cheep but they were the ones I wanted for what I do. I do a lot of fork work. Being around forklifts all the time it is just a way of thinking

Egon · Mar 4, 2007

Just a matter of caution. When building the forks make provisions for a vertical stop that prevents a log or some such thing rolling back and sitting in your seat. This can happen at full height and fully curled back bucket.

Don't ask on how I know this.

lawn_king · Mar 4, 2007

Timber said:
These are the ones I have, They were not cheep but they were the ones I wanted for what I do. I do a lot of fork work. Being around forklifts all the time it is just a way of thinking

I have the exact same forks timber, manufactured by king cutter.