Forks Paynes Forks

[SunnyJim]

Howse lists a seperate quick hitch plate on their website. Looks like it might be an extra charge though If you look at the Howse website don't freak, I didn't pay anywhere near the price on their website for my set of forks. Local dealer sells allot of Howse attachments for allot less then the listed price and had a 10% cash discount.

 

[RadarTech]

Another option:
Yankeewarehouse.net

I found this a few weeks ago..
and forgot about them until I saw this thread the other day..
Got em on order--- I'll have to update yall after I get them...


J

 

[GaryS]

Another option:
Yankeewarehouse.net

I found this a few weeks ago..
and forgot about them until I saw this thread the other day..
Got em on order--- I'll have to update yall after I get them...
J

Did you get these? How have they worked out for you? How much was shipping?

I see they are not the same quality as the paynes forks but I only need to use them a couple times a year and are half the price.

 

[RadarTech]

I got them in and used them for some lightweight stuff. and worked good..
then I proceded to bend one when not paying attention to what I was lifting..
I caught the tip on a 30 foot 10 in log when trying to grab an 8 foot 7 in log..
It was starting to rain and I just wanted to be done..

Going to fast and dang it...

Still have not straightened it out.. been a month or more..

too busy!!!!


J

 

[LBrown59]

Yep, puts the load kinda way out front, away from loader frame. Bucket destoyers. Would not buy them if I knew I was going to lift more than 100 pounds with them. Thats my 2 cents.

I'd think they should do more than 100 with out damage.

 

[JDGREEN4ME]

i just ordered a pair of these light duty (1200 lb capacity) forks for my JD 2305. I am planning on using them to move logs (not huge), and firewood to my rear walkout basement door in pallets.

Anyone own these forks or this company?? I also read somewhere that folks have used them to clear brush piles, which would be very helpful also!!

They are fine if used as intended. If you want to do any real work/lifting you would be better off with a set of forks like Ken posted.