Titan Pallet Fork Extensions 60" / 4.5" Reviews

4.8 Rating 32 Reviews

The Pallet Fork Extensions are crafted from durable, high-tensile steel, ensuring exceptional strength and long-lasting performance. Thanks to the top-tier materials used, these extensions are built to endure harsh weather and tough environmental conditions without issue.
Designed to fit forks that are either 4" or 5" wide, our extensions come with a steel retaining loop-style strap to securely hold them in place. The 0.25" thick steel offers added protection and stability. These extensions are a valuable tool for both construction and farming, helping you get the job done more efficiently.
NOTE: OSHA guidelines state that the length of fork extensions should not exceed 150% of the length of the supporting truck forks.

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“Good value”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Quality product at a bargain price. Quick shipment and delivery.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Great tool,”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Pallet fork extensions worked excellent. Fit was good and tight and worked excellent for our job”

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Posted 3 years ago

“replacing a set of extensions that were made 30 years ago. we do not need them every day but they are great when you do need that extra fork length”

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Posted 3 years ago

“I ordered fork ext, they where out of stock but when they where Fab up shipped to me very happy with price & quality”

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Posted 4 years ago

“I bought a pallet fork frame with the headache rack option and 36" forks. I use this on my 1025R with success in extracting logs and brush, and hauling smaller items. However, when it came to carrying pallets and other things on the order of 48" dimensions, the 36" forks were a bit tippy and unstable. So, I bought the 60" extensions. As soon as I received them I put them on. They fit fine, stayed put, and allowed me to handle pallets and items with larger dimensions with very little loss in load capacity. They are well worth the money. As for the "powder coating" they supposedly have, well, it's little more than a dusting. Very fragile, easily scratched, and pretty useless. However, being realistic, if your forks aren't scratched and dinged you're not getting much use out of them. In the spring I'll sand and prime them, then spray them with pickup bed liner. It'll inhibit rusting, which is pretty much all I care about!”