Magnum3252
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Which ones should I buy folks? I have a JD 1025R. Thinking about the Titan forks
Pallet Forks
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TractorNH
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I have these from Titan and like them:
Titan 48" Pallet Fork Attachment Skid Steer Universal HD Pro Duty Tractor Loader
You would probably need the JD version though. Just wait for a sale though. They run different sales all the time, sometimes as much as 15% off. If you're looking at the style I linked above make sure you also price out the ones that come with the bale spears. When I got mine the one with the bale spears was on a special discount and was also on a holiday promo. I got the set I linked above WITH the bale spears for about $360.
Titan 48" Pallet Fork Attachment Skid Steer Universal HD Pro Duty Tractor Loader
You would probably need the JD version though. Just wait for a sale though. They run different sales all the time, sometimes as much as 15% off. If you're looking at the style I linked above make sure you also price out the ones that come with the bale spears. When I got mine the one with the bale spears was on a special discount and was also on a holiday promo. I got the set I linked above WITH the bale spears for about $360.
tcreeley
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I have these 30" clamp on forks by Titan. Easy on, easy off. Very handy. Well made.
Titan 3 " LW Clamp on Pallet Fork 15 lbs Capacity Loader Bucket Skidsteer Tractor: Amazon.com: Industrial & Scientific
Titan 3 " LW Clamp on Pallet Fork 15 lbs Capacity Loader Bucket Skidsteer Tractor: Amazon.com: Industrial & Scientific
cat fever
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I have the 42" Titan forks and love them, use them all the time. I also second the motion on getting the bale spear, comes in very handy.
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1, Do you have SSQA or the JD equivalent?
2. Is your present bucket fairly strong?
3. What's your perceived usage?
If you have a QA then a QA solution makes sense,
/edit unless $$ are tight
If you don't clamp ons are good if you have a strong bucket, but I've seen some that may get bent with clamp ons. I've 2 tractors that I use Titan clamp ons with, but I have only very occasional usage.
I you are going to be using them frequently and wanting to switch to other FEL attachments then clamp ons don't make much sense.
I really like my clamp ons, and have occasionally put all 4 on my M4700, but then I don't have SSQA yet. Another slight advantage of clamp ons is they take up little space when removed.
2. Is your present bucket fairly strong?
3. What's your perceived usage?
If you have a QA then a QA solution makes sense,
/edit unless $$ are tight
If you don't clamp ons are good if you have a strong bucket, but I've seen some that may get bent with clamp ons. I've 2 tractors that I use Titan clamp ons with, but I have only very occasional usage.
I you are going to be using them frequently and wanting to switch to other FEL attachments then clamp ons don't make much sense.
I really like my clamp ons, and have occasionally put all 4 on my M4700, but then I don't have SSQA yet. Another slight advantage of clamp ons is they take up little space when removed.
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SplitHoof
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These came from Everything Attachments. They are the SSQA. Added hay spears for double duty. Excellent tool to have. Man cage/platform in the near future. 
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I got these from titan (on sale now) Titan 46" Pallet Fork Attachment Skid Steer Quick tach Mount 26 lb Capacity
use them for soooo many things -pulled a truck bed, moved swingset, w/ a pallet on them as a man lift for tree trimming, lumber and log moving, brush pile moving, and i fyou look at the link above you'll see the a chain slot - so I use them for pulling posts out of the ground.
I plan to mount my snow blade to to the plate for winter use.
use them for soooo many things -pulled a truck bed, moved swingset, w/ a pallet on them as a man lift for tree trimming, lumber and log moving, brush pile moving, and i fyou look at the link above you'll see the a chain slot - so I use them for pulling posts out of the ground.
I plan to mount my snow blade to to the plate for winter use.
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Just make sure you get 48 inch forks. Dont get the shorter ones. They limit you.
SplitHoof
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+1 for the above post for a minimum 48” fork length. I would have preferred 60” but they didn’t offer them with the 6500lb rating.
