Using My New AMH Forks!

[MUDONTHETIRES]

I finally got to use my new forks by Arrow Material Handling today. They're rated at 4500 lbs. Picking up limbs and fallen trees are a breeze with these forks. As you can see in picture 3, that big dead oak standing in the background has to come down so I'll get some more use from these forks after it's down. In picture 4, my burn pile is starting to grow! I'm also going to use the forks for what they were intended for by gathering up pallets to put all of my implements on. I was so excited about these time saving forks that I had to share it with ya'll!

Mud

 

[jwcinpk]

Mud,
I sure wish I could find forks like that for the pin on quick attach. Mine are bent again from the sheer power of the loader on the 6000. Are these the fixed type forks? Those certainly are handy!

 

[MUDONTHETIRES]

Mud,
I sure wish I could find forks like that for the pin on quick attach. Mine are bent again from the sheer power of the loader on the 6000. Are these the fixed type forks? Those certainly are handy!

jwcinpk,
These forks adjust and remove for the bale spear. It's a skid-steer attachment.
Mine is the "Dura Max Plus" which has a socket receiver for a trailer hitch or the bale spear.
Here's the link:Pallet Forks: Skid Steers, Telehandlers, Wheel Loaders.

Mud

 

[jwcinpk]

Fine looking forks. Looks like I could kill 2 birds with one stone with these. Mind if I ask what they cost? Is this company local to you or did you have them shipped?

 

[MUDONTHETIRES]

The company is out of Kansas City but the local Mahindra dealership where I live sells them. I paid $750.00 for them and there was not any shipping. They're very heavy duty and I like the built in socket receiver. I can slip in the receiver and move my trailer if needed.

Mud