Pallet Forks for KL401

[mark.r]

Mark
You quick tach set up will work with any brand skid steer style quick tach set up.
The only thing is when you put the quick tach forks on just make sure you are centered in the quick tach plate to allow you retainer pins to drop in.

Thanks Rick.

 

[IslandTractor]

I got a set of forks from Millonzi for my CK20. They were a bit too heavy duty for that loader so I sold them but I understand that Millonzi now makes a lighter weight set that would be appropriate for the CK20/CK30. The original set would have been fine for the DK40 and I acquired another set of the original style Millonzi forks. They work just fine on the DK.

I've just ordered one of those shovel attachments for the forks to help dig up and transplant bushes...haven't received it yet.

Photo shows the standard size (not the lightweight) Millonzi forks on the CK20.

 

[mark.r]

I got a set of forks from Millonzi for my CK20. They were a bit too heavy duty for that loader so I sold them but I understand that Millonzi now makes a lighter weight set that would be appropriate for the CK20/CK30. The original set would have been fine for the DK40 and I acquired another set of the original style Millonzi forks. They work just fine on the DK.

I've just ordered one of those shovel attachments for the forks to help dig up and transplant bushes...haven't received it yet.

Photo shows the standard size (not the lightweight) Millonzi forks on the CK20.

Very nice IT. How do they fit on the KL401? Do you remember what you paid for them? Any idea what they are rated at? I headed over to the Millonzi site now.

 

[IslandTractor]

Very nice IT. How do they fit on the KL401? Do you remember what you paid for them? Any idea what they are rated at? I headed over to the Millonzi site now.

The standard Millonzi forks ???4000 lb rating, fit on the KL401 just like other attachments (i.e. too much space on the sides but that is not the fault of the implement it is due to the weird narrow Kioti QA dimensions). However, as forks don't deal with lateral stress very often it doesn't make any difference and they work fine.

I just checked my 2006 invoice and see that I paid $540 plus shipping. That was obviously before steel related price increases over the past couple of years. I sold that set for $500 but then acquired a second almost identical Millonzi set by bartering with Rick when he delivered the tractor (I think he got one of my mowers or something like that in exchange).