Pallet forks attached to 3 point hitch. How?

[Timmay2Timin2shoes]

L4701, tires filled, but I need more ballast. I thought it would be great to put my 412 lb. forks on the rear 3ph, but I can't find any attachment options to do this. What do you suggest?

 

[GeoHorn]

Use a carry-all.

 

[michigander]

https://www.everythingattachments.c...iversal-Quick-Attach-Adapter-p/ati-qa-3pt.htm

A thought is skid steer style

 

[Timmay2Timin2shoes]

was looking at that for $129. Need to find someone local in Maine so I don't have to pay the $80 shipping. I hate paying for shipping. thank you.

 

[Timmay2Timin2shoes]

awesome but not in my budget. too bad I can't use my 400 lb forks in the rear. I can usually have my two brothers and their 500 lbs of weight ride the back but you know, the virus.

 

[Timmay2Timin2shoes]

Tractor Supply has a carry all for $150 with no shipping(pick up at store). I ordered that. Shame I can't easily use my forks in the rear (that's what she said), but this should work. thanks.

 

[GreensvilleJay]

I made my own 'carryall' using forklift forks, 20 years ago for the D-14. Used scrap steel and a buzzbox,so zero cost( forks were free...out of guv spec). it's been far handier than the loader,so I scrapped that. Will carry 1500# all day long but need some front ballast...

 

[BigG]

Here is a more affordable adapter to mount SSQA to the 3 point hitch.

https://www.palletforks.com/skid-st...-adapter-skid-steer-tractor/136210.html?lang=

 

[kubotus maximus]

Titans got one like the one linked above for 400$. I love having the ability to put the forks on back. I built a carryall that I can take to the timber and drop off in seconds then I can use the forks to lift the logs to a good height to buck up. And yes the added weight is nice ballast and if need more just have a pallet with few hundred more pounds of whatever on it. A hydraulic top link helps.