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43" Light-Duty Clamp-On Pallet Forks No Stabilizer Bar Reviews

4.8 Rating 133 Reviews
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Designed for lighter lifting, these clamp-on pallet forks feature 30" long blades with a combined weight capacity of 1,500 LB, making them ideal for hauling logs, fence posts, hay and more. This easy clamp-on design attaches to most loader buckets and includes a puck for a secure connection. Simply slide the forks over your bucket’s cutting edge and clamp them down. These forks fit buckets up to 1.5" thick (or 2" with the puck) for a secure and stable attachment. Rollback slots allow for adding boards to prevent backward movement of the load and chain holes allow for adding safety chains for secure lifting.
A light-duty stabilizer bar is available as an option, adjustable from 19.5" to 36" via a convenient adjustment knob. This prevents the forks from spreading and ensures stability when handling heavier loads.

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“Delivery was quick. These forks work great for light weight lifting with my subcompact Kubota tractor.”
2 Helpful Report
Posted 1 month ago
“These forks have enough steel, and large enough clamping bolts that they are not damaged when pushed to the side by brush or logs.”
1 Helpful Report
Posted 4 months ago
“Well worth price very sturdy and well made”
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Posted 2 years ago
“Pleased with performance.”
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Posted 2 years ago
“These have worked as expected, from using other clamp on forks on others tractors I know the limitations and the tendency for clamp on forks to swing to the side, it's not an issue if you know they need to be tightened frequently.”
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Posted 2 years ago
“good stuff at s good price”
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Posted 2 years ago
“For lite duty jobs like lifting a wood stove into the back of a pick up bed these forks work well.”
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Posted 2 years ago
“Used these forks on my Laboratory tractor to move pallets. Worked very well. Only problem was I couldn't see them well enough to know exactly where they were.”
1 Helpful Report
Posted 3 years ago