oldpilgrim
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I have the same ones. Solid product. At about $1 per pound shipped, you can't go wrong. The non adjustable forks have bit me about twice when adjustable would have helped a lot, but I worked around the problems.
Forks Titan (economy) Pallet Forks
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airbiscuit
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Does your BX have SSAQA mounts?
Old Red
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Yes, the 2017 models come with SSQA.
dwalk19
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Yes i also ordered them yestetday morning, got a shipment notice already
LD1
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IF they work for you all, great. not gonna try to bash them or shy anyone away, just my observation....
I dont like that they are not actual forks, and arent solid rather tubular (which makes them thicker).
When you can get a set of "actual" class 2 pallet forks, with a 2800# rating, and 300# weight......that are adjustable.....I personally wouldn't be interested in those specific titans.
I dont like that they are not actual forks, and arent solid rather tubular (which makes them thicker).
When you can get a set of "actual" class 2 pallet forks, with a 2800# rating, and 300# weight......that are adjustable.....I personally wouldn't be interested in those specific titans.
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airbiscuit
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That's a good observation. I knew going in that they had a 2,600 # rating and weren't adjustable. That isn't an issue for me as my primary interest is using it as a debris fork, and lifting well under it's rated capacity. For me it was a choice of not having any forks and having these. I'm a happy camper. Maybe at some point, I will buy a set of heavy duty/adjustable forks. In the meantime, I will happily use these. If I decide to upgrade, I'm thinking I can sell these for no loss.
They may not meet your needs, but on the other hand, you can have forks you can use today for not much money.
oldpilgrim
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Yup, I weighed the use I'd get out of forks for 250$ vs the same use out of 600$+ forks and for me it was a no brainer. My fel will only lift 1680lbs so real heavy duty forks are not required.
Old Red
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Same thing with me, 250 dollar cheap forks are better than no forks. I haven't found any inexpensive forks for the BX lift capacity. Non adjustable might be an issue but I'll deal with it one way or another. Can't wait to have a trailer hitch ball on fork.
southernAL
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I have the same forks. Use them for brush and hauling wood around or whatever. Very handy
southernAL
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My only complaint is they came with the plastic caps broken that go on the top of the forks to keep the rain out
