JD Pallet forks

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B8FISH said:
Here is a shot of my Frontier forks on a 300CX loader--note the extra pin below the one the 300CX uses

thank you as well, the pictures go a long way to figuring out what I need to measure to see if this will work.
 
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rjgogo said:
Thanks for the picture. I have the seller measuring the pins width center to center and then I can measure mine and get a good idea if it will fit. I did not realize these came with two sets of pins.

Thanks to all of the others that offered assistance. I am surprised that Deere does not make this easier to find on their website.

If the width of the pins is the same as well as the distance from the pin to the top catch it should fit correct?

Just remember, like JB4310 said the newer forks have 2 sets of pins so they can fit different size loaders. the older forks only had 1 set of pins for ether the larger or smaller loaders.

In my photo the top pin is for the 200 and 300 loaders. the bottom pin is for the larger loaders. The measurement shown on the tape measure for each pin is from the underside of the hook (catch) where it rests on the loader.

So you should be able to measure that set of forks form the underside of the hook to the top pin (or the only pin if it has 1 set) and see if it is the same as my measurement from the top pin to the underside of the hook (catch).

Did I make this clear as mud?;)

The measurements should be purdy close. My son was holding the tape while I was laying on the ground to get a good picture.:p Hope it helps.
 
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dirt ditch said:
Just remember, like JB4310 said the newer forks have 2 sets of pins so they can fit different size loaders. the older forks only had 1 set of pins for ether the larger or smaller loaders.

In my photo the top pin is for the 200 and 300 loaders. the bottom pin is for the larger loaders. The measurement shown on the tape measure for each pin is from the underside of the hook (catch) where it rests on the loader.

So you should be able to measure that set of forks form the underside of the hook to the top pin (or the only pin if it has 1 set) and see if it is the same as my measurement from the top pin to the underside of the hook (catch).

Did I make this clear as mud?;)

The measurements should be purdy close. My son was holding the tape while I was laying on the ground to get a good picture.:p Hope it helps.

Clear as a bell, I get it. Again thanks, I will contact the seller and see if there are two pins. That should narrow it down. thanks again.
 
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dirt ditch said:
...So you should be able to measure that set of forks form the underside of the hook to the top pin (or the only pin if it has 1 set) and see if it is the same as my measurement from the top pin to the underside of the hook (catch). ....

For those using the search later, Had the seller measure, right on the money, have them on the CX200 loader now. Thanks to all for the help. Got them off of Craigs list. Already used and pretty handy for moving brush. I see a ton of other uses for these.

Gonna need more ballast now for anything serious. My Box blade was iced in as it is outside and I tried to lift it with the forks to break the ice and took the rear end right off the ground. The ice held. That was interesting
 

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