Standard Series Pallet Fork Frame Attachment Frame + 42" Blades Reviews

4.6 Rating 165 Reviews

Rated at 4,000 LB, the all-in-one Standard Series Pallet Fork Frame boasts a higher weight capacity than the Economy Series frame and includes a see-through headache rack for added durability and safety. This frame features a slotted carriage bar and is available with or without Class II pallet fork blades, making it ideal for moving pallets, logs, and other debris. Additionally, it has a 2" receiver hitch to transform your skid steer or tractor into a towing machine.

For moving large hay bales quickly, the frame includes one main Conus 2 hay spear sleeve and a pair of stabilizer spear sleeves welded to the frame (spears sold separately). This attachment has a Universal skid steer connection and is compatible with any skid steer or tractor equipped with an SSQA system.

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“I ended getting these after much though because #4000 LB pallet forks were only about #20 to #50 LBs different than #2000 LB forks.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Well built and fit perfectly on my rk37. Very sturdy and well built.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Your pallet forks work fine, but your fit and finish or lack of surprised me. i am uploading a picture below.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“have not used it yet but i do like itjw”

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Posted 2 years ago

“They are a very well built, heavy duty construction. I am very happy with my purchase.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“The Titan pallet fork frame and forks are of great quality, reasonably priced, and fit my Kioti tractor perfectly. Shipping was quick and easy.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Was delivered to my home in a timely matter. The forks fit on my tractor as they should. I have used the forks to pick up pallets of firewood & logs, they have worked well with no problems, and look to be well built.”