Fork Mounted Telescoping Crane Jib Reviews

4.6 Rating 22 Reviews

Easily convert your forklift into a mobile crane with the Fork Mounted Telescoping Crane Jib. The boom telescopes from a starting length of 31" to 79", allowing you to lift higher and place your payload further than you have ever been able to. Slide the hoisting hook over your pallet forks through the fork pockets, clamp them down with the thumb screws for safety, and attach the hook to your payload. This mobile crane is made to support a load capacity of up to 5500 LB so that you can pick up plenty of materials and containers.

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“excellent attachment”

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Posted 5 years ago

“I feel like this item is will work for small projects. for the cost If I new item was gonna be so small I would of just spent the extra few dollars and purchased the blue adjustable model that I have used in the past. Its 3 times the size and has much more adjustments. Although I didn't need a adjustable jib so I purchased the fixed. I feel we could have built one better ourselves. This item isn't trash I think just misrepresented in the purchasing process to the clients who are buying. Well good luck everyone stay safe.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“This hoist is one finely built attachment. This will be used this summer to hoist LVLs and trusses in to place as I build the addition on my pole barn. I think this unit is very reasonably priced, especially when you look at the craftsmanship. It will save me having to hire anyone or rent a Lull to set my larger pieces. Again... great value”

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Posted 5 years ago

“It worked great just what we needed great product and great price.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Well made and heavy enough to handle weight limits. The fork pockets are not adjustable and 2 inches too narrow for my forks (which are limited by design) requiring reworking to fit. Pay attention to the minimum / maximum widths of fork pockets. I did not but not fault of Titan. Dimensions are shown.”

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Posted 7 years ago

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Posted 7 years ago