I have been looking to purchasing some pin on pallet forks for my B2620 but cannot seem to find a source for them. Any body know where I might find some?
Thx Mike M
Thx Mike M
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Hayspear.com (Washburn)I have been looking to purchasing some pin on forks for my B2620 but cannot seem to find a source for them. Any body know where I might find some?
Thx Mike M
Forgot to mention pallet in post, made edit, thxAre you talking about PIN ON (replace whole bucket) or CLAMP ON (clamps to edge of bucket)?
Is your FEL bucket pin on or SSQA?
Amazon should have both type if SSQA. So should your dealer. Tractor supply will have the clamp on forks,
Looks like only BX products. Thx thoughTry these folks. Got my quick attach from the but they also make pin on.
Kubota BX Tractor Pallet Forks - Pallet Fork Attachment for Kubota - Redline Systems
This pallet fork attachment for Kubota BX tractors is made in the USA by Redline Systems. Kubota pallet forks, forklift attachment.www.redlinesystemsinc.com
What loader do you have?I have been looking to purchasing some pin on pallet forks for my B2620 but cannot seem to find a source for them. Any body know where I might find some?
Thx Mike M
I am trying to keep the lifting capacity as high as OEM. I think I can make a fixture to hold things in line and not planning on changing frequently. I do have a large concrete lab which I have all my 3pt accessories on dollies.hmm, possible option....
convert to SSQA !
While one time, up front cost may be high..you ain't getting any younger ! Trying to align 4 pin anything can be a real 'frustration', especially if you have to do it 3-4 times in one day without a big ,flat chunk of concrete to help !!!
speaking from personal experience the 3rd time I switched out the loader bucket I'd had enough; I'd think it wouldn't be terribly difficult to buy a pair of forks that attach to a bucket and modify them to have sockets on the back for pins if you can't find anything else, assuming they would end up being a width that works for your use. If they aren't you'd need to make a frame for them which increases the difficulty and of course would add weight. If it does work out remember to add a cross bar of some sort between the forks to reinforce the ends of the arms.I am trying to keep the lifting capacity as high as OEM. I think I can make a fixture to hold things in line and not planning on changing frequently. I do have a large concrete lab which I have all my 3pt accessories on dollies.