Clamp on pallet forks

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Keeth -

I think many guys buy clamp-on forks because they have a pin-on bucket, like ItBeMine mentioned. I'm in the same boat, and the short (30" working length) work great on my BX.

If I had QA, I wouldn't even look at the clamp-ons.

Many here say forks and/or grapple are the handiest things to have!

 

[Keeth1123]

Keeth -

I think many guys buy clamp-on forks because they have a pin-on bucket, like ItBeMine mentioned. I'm in the same boat, and the short (30" working length) work great on my BX.

If I had QA, I wouldn't even look at the clamp-ons.

Many here say forks and/or grapple are the handiest things to have!

There is actually a stack of pallets on my new property that need moving. They won’t fit in my little bucket and I refuse to move them until the day I buy forks lol

 

[Tughill Tom]

I've have a pin on bucket, so I bought a set of Titan 48" clamp-on forks.
I've used them to unload trucks and also lift and store my Snowmachine's .
One of them being about 9' long and weighing in it over 600 lbs. Never an issue with overloading and or bending of the bucket......"A Man's Got Too Know His Limitation's"http://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/images/icons/icon7.gif

 

[jimr63]

I wouldn't buy clamp on's. You're better off converting your loader to SSQA (if it's not already) and get a quick attach type. I bought some forks from Titan that also has a bale spear and receiver hitch. I probably use my forks as much as my bucket.

X2! I finally converted my B21 to SSQA after 10 years of owning it because I had accumulated a bunch of skid steer attachments for my M5-091. I should have converted it 10 years ago. I have some chain on forks I'll give to anyone willing to come get them.