PALLET FORKS FOR 300CX

[DanD78]

I made mine from used parts from a Cat dealer. The tabs with holes are for mounting my snow plow. The forks stay on the tractor more than the bucket.

Dan

 

[newtothegarden]

I would be careful with these, as I would assume the bucket holders will stick out past the forks and eventually you will break it.

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These forks do not clamp on the front of any bucket. From my experience, those clamp on forks really aren't good cause they might bend your bucket.

The Construction Attachments forks go directly to the quick attach and are made specifically the John Deere quick attach. Sounded like you thought that the hooks could somehow attach to the top of a bucket.

 

[Gizmo2]

These forks do not clamp on the front of any bucket. From my experience, those clamp on forks really aren't good cause they might bend your bucket.

The Construction Attachments forks go directly to the quick attach and are made specifically the John Deere quick attach. Sounded like you thought that the hooks could somehow attach to the top of a bucket.

See my post, #10
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/attachments/125784-need-set-forks.html#post1449574

 

[bud4410]

hi fellows, many thanks for all who took the time to give me all that helpful info concerning a set of pallet forks for a 300cx loader on a 3520. cheers, bud

 

[kennyd]

hi fellows, many thanks for all who took the time to give me all that helpful info concerning a set of pallet forks for a 300cx loader on a 3520. cheers, bud

Got a welder? Make your own

 

[newtothegarden]

See my post, #10
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/attachments/125784-need-set-forks.html#post1449574

Ok, I haven't tried one of those spades on mine, but I have dug small stumps out with them pushed close together. Mine are not the compact ones, so I am not recommending anything as I don't know how those will perform.

 

[Gizmo2]

Ok, I haven't tried one of those spades on mine, but I have dug small stumps out with them pushed close together. Mine are not the compact ones, so I am not recommending anything as I don't know how those will perform.

newtothegarden,
Somehow we got crossed up. Double Click on the picture and take a look at the red circle. I am sure the bucket holder ear will get waffled sooner or later and that is what turned me away from the Construction Attachments forks.

 

[cowboy_79_1999]

I made mine from used parts from a Cat dealer. The tabs with holes are for mounting my snow plow. The forks stay on the tractor more than the bucket.

Dan

Dan, If you have more spare parts I'd like one like yours... Nice Job!

 

[OtterBrookStables]

These forks do not clamp on the front of any bucket. From my experience, those clamp on forks really aren't good cause they might bend your bucket.

Just a note - the good quality clamp-on forks will not bend your bucket. I have a heavy duty set of PaynesForks and they are awesome - easy to put on and off. If you need a set of forks for heavy, frequent use, then you probably want a quick-attach set, not clamp-ons. I use mine for moving round bales to the pastures and unloading an occasional truck. They work perfectly - and they are less than half the cost.

 

[lager1829]

Agree with OtterBrook, the PaynesForks are top quality and get the job done. I can put them on in less than a minute and they are good to go. These forks will NOT bend the bucket. I have a 3720 with 300CX and use the forks to stack my seasonal attachments on pallet racks. A great investment.