New pallet forks

OrangeToys · May 25, 2012

Finally purchased a set and cant wait to use them. 48" long 4000lb capacity and weigh about 450lbs. Little heavier than i initially wanted but Ill abuse them a little and use the loader to its full potential. Pics tomorrow.

AStanton · May 25, 2012

Good luck with the new forks. I view em as money in the bank: you will never know when you might need em. I moved this ornamental bridge for my neighbor with my Payne Forks from Northern Tool. They are detachable, but they got the job done that day.

JoeBuyer · May 25, 2012

What brand?

OrangeToys · May 25, 2012

Woods

General Lee · May 25, 2012

I have a landpride set, 48'' 3,000# capacity weighing in a little less than 400lbs. Also heavier than what I woulda have liked. I just don't see where the weight is, must be in the forks themselves.

OrangeToys · May 25, 2012

General Lee said:
I have a landpride set, 48'' 3,000# capacity weighing in a little less than 400lbs. Also heavier than what I woulda have liked. I just don't see where the weight is, must be in the forks themselves.

They are going to let me use them for a little bit and i can return them if i find them to much but this model is all they sell. Because all the others people were bending and they were tired if the complaints about other models.

Herkypilot · May 26, 2012

I have a set of Wildcat 48" Quick Attach forks I've used a good bit. Just moved a pile of brush by scooping it up with the forks and moved it to my big burn pile. Also lifted an old washer to put in the back of my pickup to carry off. Tried to pick up a pallet of Quickcrete cement - a bit too heavy. I had to remove a few bags first. Found out my boxblade is just a bit light to counter the capacity of my loader. Forks are worth it!