Loader Lifting Capacity of L 3010 with forks

[OldMasterTech]

I have a L3010 Kubota with Bradco backhoe attachment and standard Kubota front end loader bucket. Was looking to purchase forks--looked at "everything attachments" 42inch fork attachment. Was curious how much my tractor front end will lift. I am looking at moving pallets that weigh less than 1300 lbs? Anyone have any info? Thanks---Leo.
Tractor has hydrostatic trans and ag. tires.

I'm estimating you will safely lift half that weight - first subtract the fork assembly weight and quick-tach hardware weight, then figure roughly 30% reduction at 24" from pin and you may be looking at 600 lbs.

Just to compare my L4630 will not safely carry 2,000 lb. pallets even though a quick glance at the loader ratings would make you guess that it would.

On the other hand, once you get your forks you're gonna wonder how you lived without them!

 

[C4Ranch]

Your BH as ballast is definitely working in your favor and if you're only lifting 3' I wouldn't hesitate maxing out.

 

[TomSeller]

I currently have the standard bucket attached. Was looking to buy the quick attach that "everything attachments" shows on their video---looks pretty slick. I would like to make that transition easy and fast if possible. I frequently use the machine for dirt and gravel as well.

You will not regret it. You can buy an adapter plate, cut the old ears off and weld it on your existing bucket.
http://www.palletforks.com/skid-steer-attachments/mount-plates.html