Look like good ones! I see those have the upright 2x4 backstop pockets in them good deal that could conceivably hold steel tubing also and a chain and boomer could be theoretically strung over the top of the bucket on each fork for added protection of the bucket lip. (just thinking out loud)
YM336D Fork Options
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Yeah... Thanks Doc! Well made, solid welds and will take the uprights as you mentioned. The "light duty" (1200lb) units accept a 1" x 2" upright, whereas the next size up (2500lb) take a 2" x 4" upright. Also good idea on the chain and boomer...... I'm seriously impressed with the strength of the clamps. I had my doubts on if they would hold/buckle/crack/strip, but they're solid. Best of all (with the new Aluminum version) NO RUSTING!!!!!!! Yay! 
Would you believe that I cracked off the top of my oil temp sender when changing my erl filter??? Didn't have a big enough filter wrench, so resorted to the screwdriver punched through and turn trick... think I caught the top of the sender with the screwdriver...... Da** it! Hey at least the 336D has nice fresh erl for the winter!
Would you believe that I cracked off the top of my oil temp sender when changing my erl filter??? Didn't have a big enough filter wrench, so resorted to the screwdriver punched through and turn trick... think I caught the top of the sender with the screwdriver...... Da** it! Hey at least the 336D has nice fresh erl for the winter!
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nice looking fork, also appreciate the feedback,my forks are old and heavy,like the looks of the clamp ons !!
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