Titan bucket forks

[Big Chief]

Here are my new Titan bucket forks. Well built I like them

The chain binder straps holes are also under the bucket which you can’t see. The straps go all the way around the bucket back to the bottom of the clamp to prevent to much pressure on the front of the bucket lip

 

[sideskraft]

Aren't you supposed to use chains to secure the clamps? I would think that straps will stretch slightly and allow the clamp to put downward force on the front of the bucket when lifting a heavy load on the forks. I'd like to know how those work for you, especially if you're lifting more than 1000 lb. Thanks for sharing the pic.

 

[DanMosher]

I’m very interested in how these work for you.
I just bought a B3030 with a pin on bucket and could really use some forks.

 

[CincyFlyer]

I've used bucket forks like the ones shown here, and have found that they are rather thick (so not so good on broken-down pallets), and being two feet farther from the hinges due to the bucket, their capacity is somewhat reduced. And they do flex the bucket. I also found they moved around a bit. For light loads, or if you have a pin-on bucket, or if you are budget conscious, they are likely OK, and are exceedingly cheap! But I needed something more solid, and only paid $450 or so for SSQA forks from Titan, and use them all the time, with the bonus of a 2" receiver on the thing.

 

[sideskraft]

I pulled the trigger on the 48" Titan quick attach forks with integrated receiver. They'll arrive on Monday, so I'm hoping that I'll have a chance to use them by next weekend and I'll post my impressions.

 

[tcreeley]

I just bought two 30" clamp on titan forks for my TC30. Prime 2 day delivery. They work great for brush,
I bought them to use to hold a disk clamped to a bar for throwing dirt up onto a garden row cover. When I bolted the bar to the bucket, the 3 bolts sheared. Attached onto the titan forks - works great!