Forks

[bdhsfz6]

Or pick up an egg?

 

[Squirrel's242]

I had someone on a different forum call me out on mine. I was pretty happy with them. But apparently needed to pay three times more for them and needed some where the forks are even with the back rack instead of in front of the rack

I purchased them to unload the occasional pallet of sod and haul brush and logs.

I thought paying $700 for a set of Titan pallet forks with a multi-purpose carriage and equipped for QA was decent.

I can drop the forks out of the carriage and add a reciever to dolly trailerz, or bail spears pretty quickly

The $2100 dollar set would have taken three months to arrive from everything attachments versus 3 days for the $700 titans off from Amazon.

My forks are rated for 4000lbs and are 5ft long

Those were the ones I was looking at. They seem just fine.

 

[319Quahog]

I can vouch for the Express Steel forks. I used to drive by their shop south of Indy all the time when I lived there.

I bought the standard duty 48". <$800 and was at the ABF hub in Indy the day I ordered it.

They have heavier, but that would be much more than my loader would ever lift.

Standard Pallet Forks - Express Steel Inc

Standard Pallet Forks - ES Attachments - American-Made Snow Pushers, Hoppers, Tracks & Skid Steer Attachments [free shipping]

expresssteelinc.com

 

[Dftodd]

Those were the ones I was looking at. They seem just fine.

I've used the snot out of mine.

 

[RayIN]

At work we had a set of extra long fork extensions that were made in the metal fabrication shop. They were 8' long and made for unloading smaller trucks that didn't fit the automatic dock plates. It didn't take long for them to be abused and bent, then I'd drive the spotter truck onto them while they were supported by 4x4's and straighten them some.