Standard Series Adjustable Hydraulic Pallet Fork Attachment Frame + 60" Blades Reviews

3.7 Rating 3 Reviews

The Standard Series Hydraulic Pallet Fork Frame uses hydraulic power to adjust the width between forks without leaving the operator’s seat. It is designed to connect your skid steer or tractor equipped with the SSQA or Universal Skid Steer Style Quick Tach System. This innovative frame is ideal for hauling pallets, lumber, or other material. It is rated at a 4,000 LB capacity and is crafted with a see-through headache rack to provide excellent fork/load visibility. The frame features a slotted carriage bar for mounting Class II pallet fork blades, dual hydraulic cylinders, and side steps for easy entry into the cab. Increase your productivity, lift and load faster, and get more work done on the jobsite with the Adjustable Hydraulic Sliding Fork Frame.

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“Forks separated nicely, then when I tried to pull them together hydraulic oil sprayed everywhere. Looks like either no ferrule was used or it was improperly tightened. Either way it created a big mess of the driveway.”

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Posted 1 week ago

Hello, please accept our sincere apologies if the item you purchased did not live up to your expectations. We pride ourselves on providing high-quality products. To best serve you, kindly file a warranty claim using this link: https://support.palletforks.com/hc/en-us/requests/new?ticket_form_id=360001282752 The warranty claim process is handled by our in-house Product Support Team, and this form delivers the information they need to quickly review and resolve your claim. If there’s anything further we can do, please don’t hesitate to reach out—we’re here to help.

Posted 4 days ago

“1- block on assembly missing ! Sent right away assembled everything worked as suppose too!”

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Posted 1 year ago

“My husband loves the convenience of not having to jump out and adjust the arms. I would love it too if the back wasnt so tall for me to climb over.”

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Posted 2 years ago