Titan Attachments Medium-Duty 60" Clamp-on Pallet Forks, 46" x 4" Fork Length, Rated 4,000 LB, Easy to Install on Loader or Skid Steer Bucket

These things are built like tanks and way over-engineered for the rated weight. What I'm saying is that they are STRONG. But I decided to grab the Titan 46" Pallet Fork Attachment Skid Steer Quick Attach Mount 2600 lb Capacity on sale. At the time, it was about twice the price I had paid for these clamp-ons. The quick-attach forks are fixed... they don't pivot, slide, adjust, move whatsoever. But they fit any standard pallet I've needed. I love these forks. My Kubota Grand L has an LA725 - approx 1600 lb capacity. Immediately, I could tell the difference in lifting with these (see my comparison to clamp-ons below). It's somewhat easy to see where I'm sticking them and I can load without the bucket blocking me. My clamp-on forks were more of a pain than they were worth. I ran into 3 major problems with my clamp-on forks (none of them due to faulty engineering or Titan's fault at all)... First off, they would slide around, by nature -- twisting and pivoting if I put too much side load on them. (not Titan's fault... just the nature of clamp-on forks)... and I didn't have a stabilizer tied between them to keep them parallel. Secondly, the distance from my pivot was extended by the depth of the bucket. It decreased the amount of lifting I could do. Again, not Titan's fault. I blame math instead. Silly weight added to side X of the fulcrum. By the time you add the weight of the bucket with the clamp-on forks, then calculate the extra distance from the pivot point to the forks. The clamp-ons were far less effective for large loads. I absolutely believe the metal is strong enough to lift what they claim -- but my tractor started having trouble hitting its 1600lb rated load because the load was further in front by a few feet. Thirdly, the bucket itself completely blocks the load when I'm trying to line them up. Impossible to use clamp-ons without a spotter. Not Titan's fault. I blame Kubota for not making a transparent bucket. If you're looking for clamp-on forks and not interested in a dedicated set, these are great forks. I loved them for the couple of years I used them. They've been dropped from the bucket, run over by a bush hog, and assisted in lifting tons of materials in my yard. But if you can be swayed for roughly twice the price, check out Titan's quick-attach dedicated forks. They're easier to see and just as strong as these.

These work well I put them on my case 350 track loader and moved some skids weighing about 1000 pounds they're rated at 4000 pounds and I have no doubt they'd handle that much weight they're durable and easy to install and store they do spread apart and move around some but you can get a center brace bar they do stay on the bucket nice and they have chain slots to put a small chain around the bucket overall nice forks

So we did recieve product it did not arrive by the promised delivery date by amazon prime. Product did attach easily. We uloaded pallets of firewood bundles they were only around 1400# each it handed them with ease. Biggest issue we had is that our loader bucket is so big you cant see the forks when unloading from a flat bed so operator was entirely dependent upon the spotter. With some practice we may be able to refine that. But as far as the product it is what is says easy attach forked you can add to loader, skid steer, tractor bucket. Just a little disappointed they didn't arrive on stated date.

Thomas Park. The forks appear to be robustly strong. The welds are done properly and are sound. I like the design and execution. The short upright tubes, intended to take a 2 X 4 to limit load shifting toward the bucket are a nice touch and even are fitted with a rubber-like cap (removable) to exclude debris. Of course, debris might find access via the chain hook port, but the designer was thinking. The screw is robustly sized and has fine threads and a good handle to crank it down hard. I have a Ford 545D tractor loader and this should work just fine. Unknowns are possible twisting on the bucket when under load. I'll report later on any problems, but the initial assessment is highly favorable. The value to cost ratio is highly favorable - especially with Titan's free shipping on this heavy item. Based on the quality of these forks, I now intent to order their 2" receiver hitch bucket attachment. I know that that item is sometimes cited as twisting on the bucket under use, but I figure that I can weld on some "wing" pisces to counter twisting forces and obtain a usable gadget for moving my trailers. BTW, the yellow painted fork tips have a slope designed to pick up pallets, with the pointy edge on the bottom of the forks, just where they should be. Delivery via Fed Ex was faster than expected. Plus 5 stars to Titan on these forks so far.

These things ROCK! They were better and stronger as anticipated, and equally as heavy as hoped/anticipated, you can easily carry and install one at a time, but forget about carrying both without assistance. I didn't realize until I got them that they have an insert for 2×4 risers as well as chain connectors so if you want you can add a chain around your bucket for additional support (chain not included, but also not advertised so that's a bonus). I read some reviews about them slipping off and bending the bucket, I'm sure I'd have a problem with those if I were stupid, but I had no issues with my intended use. My use was not to carry heavy pallets but move lumber and large items around my ranch that might not otherwise fit in my bucket, which it worked fantastic for. I drove up to a stack of about 40-50+- 8' 2×4's laying on the ground, and with the help of the pointed tip I slid them right on, tilted the bucket back, and drove off, then lifted them over a fence & tilted the forks forward and dropped them with precision. Then I stabbed an old broken heavy treadmill, lifted it up and carried it to the trailer to be hauled off (so glad to finally get rid of that). Then I parked it and unhooked them in less than a minute! These might be one of my most used tractor attachments. And the price compared with other options was a huge bonus at only around $100 bucks! Oh and shipping was super fast, as advertised.

Took a chance and got these forks from Titan. Well made and heavy duty to say the least. Be warned the 2 x 4 slots are not 2 x 4!!!!! You'll have to cut your 2 x 4 down to fit. Slots for the chain to reinforce on your tractor bucket a nice touch. You did weld chain hooks on the top of your bucket right? If not shame you. I had to make a fork stabilizer to prevent the forks from pivoting side to side. Royal PITA! Hercules could tight those clamps down and they still pivot at the slightest touch. As long as you are careful and only pick straight up and down say pallets. You're fine. Who the heck is that careful not to touch anything on the way in? Lost 3 inches using the home made fork stabilizer but works well. Still can't push anything heavy from the side but, it's not so "Touchy" as without it.

Edit 10 Sep 2018 I've used these for several tasks and they've worked okay, though, as noted by others, the tips of the forks will move in or out if something pushes against the side of them. I've downgraded this product to 3 stars--not because the forks move, but because Titan is selling the same item WITH the $52 spreader bar for $3 more than I paid for these... ------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------- I've been going to make a set of forks for my compact tractor ever since I bought it 5 years ago. I would have made something similar to these, but at this price I couldn't go wrong. The upright tube is actually made so a 2x4 can go in them to provide a back stop for bulky items. They do tend to twist from side to side, so the optional spreader bar is a good idea. My one gripe is that the upright tubes have cheap plastic caps to keep crud from falling in to them, and don't have a drain hole if they fill with water... I'd rather they didn't have the caps and just drill a 1/4 inch hole in the tube so water won't collect. But, overall they've been great. We notched a piece of 3/4 OSB to fit between the forks and butt up to the bucket, then used C clamps on the ends of the forks to hold it on... made a quick and dirty tote for us when we cleaned out our animal stalls. Adding some sides to the OSB will make it even more useful.

When we first received these forks, we were appalled by their size and weight. Took both of us to move the box and the poor Fed Ex man! We were busily chastising ourselves for not more clearly looking at the size & weight of these forks before we bought them. They are clearly way too big for our little tractor. Once we saw the return policy (we pay AND we repay the shipping cost to us) we realized we had to keep them. Since we really needed some forks to move 10 acres of tree tops, we went ahead & got them on the little tractor. Even though they are so huge and so heavily made, they applied easily and THEY WORK! Now..., they are a wonderfully made product at an awesome price. Even though we were disgusted with the return policy, the product is incredible and we are glad we didn't return them.

These forks are exactly described, easy to install and very useful. We use them for moving hay and for moving obstacles for riding clinics. Much better than dragging the obstacles and messing up the riding surface.

Got all I was promised and came in two days. I put enough weight on to lift the loaded rear wheels of a 50 hp Kubota tractor and did no damage.