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Pro Series Pallet Fork Frame Attachment Frame + 48" Blades Reviews

4.7 Rating 107 Reviews
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Rated at 6,000 LB, the all-in-one Pro Series Pallet Fork Frame has a higher weight capacity than the Standard 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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“easy to assemble and to install and works wel with a track loader”
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Posted 6 days ago
“Fast delivery and high quality products.”
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Posted 3 weeks ago
"Troy D
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“Very heavy duty work great”
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Posted 1 month ago
“So far these things have done the job great. Using on a family farm. Needed something for pallets and just picking up random stuff around the place. Working great!”
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Posted 2 months ago
"Kenneth D
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“Quality product for the price.”
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Posted 4 months ago
Brad V
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“Very well made. Heavey duty”
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Posted 6 months ago
"Michael K
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“Very happy with my purchase! Strong, easy to attach and detach!”
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Posted 6 months ago
“These are well built and I like the ability to change from forks to hay spear to trailer ball to move things around the farm!”
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Posted 8 months ago