Titan Attachments?

[Fallon]

I have their 2k lbs forks & they work well despite abuse.

Mine did not fit right when I got them the SSQA interface was loose & out of spec (very common problem, complained about on here a bit). The SSQA pins couldn't be tightened down enough & it would rattle an inch or so if you dumped the forks forward. They quickly replied after I sent them photos complaining about it in an email. They said they would swap out the frame or give me $70 to have a local welder fix things... 20 minutes of welding on 2 pieces of bar stock fixed things & I pocketed the $70 refund.

Cheap but generally good gear & they stand by it. I hear others saying they seem to be good about making things right in addition to my experiences. I consider the 2nd part probably more important than the first.

 

[TomSeller]

The only real issue with Titan is the occasional fit issue mentioned. I would buy from them again.

 

[ritcheyvs]

I ordered and quickly received a set of the 1500 lb bolt-on forks.


So far I moved a big old tree stump that needed to go for some time. I can say that these forks (which said 1200 lb on the box) are stronger than my DK45S bucket, which bent (where the left fork attached) when I tried to lift the stump before it "unstuck". I thought maybe I should get the 4000 lb forks but that would have been overkill given the strength of the bucket. I straightened the bucket by pressing the fork down against a cement block until both forks were parallel.

Delivery was very fast (Fedex) anf the folks at Titan have been very helpful and courteous.

I also ordered a stump bucket, which is still in shipment. So more to come.

 

[Xfaxman]

Titan is a TBN advertiser.

Here are their started threads: http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/search.php?searchid=2609262

 

[sunger4222]

If you're a Vietnam vet, welcome home.
Army medic, 1965-1968, Duc Pho and Chu Lai region mid 67-mid 68.

 

[Buggs67]

I have the forks. They are capable of lifting more than my FEL capacity and you can't beat the price. They attach well but are hard to get tight enough so they don't move side to side if bumped. I guess I should've gotten the optional alignment support for $20.

They also don't work/fit well with my Piranha tooth bar.

I used them once with my ratchet straps as additional attachment and they were more stable. Also this or chains would make the bucket less likely to bend.

 

[lostcreekranch]

FWIW, I have a brand new set of the Titan 48" x 4000 lb. bolt on forks and stabilizer bar for sale on the TBN private ads.

Bought them for Kubota B2710 that had a pin on bucket. Used twice to move some trimmed tree limbs then sold the tractor. Columbus, Texas area. PM me if interested.









Also bought a set of Titan 48" x 4000 lb. SSQA pallet forks and their 60" extensions. The forks fit very well on both New Holland TL100A and LS XR4046HC with no slop whatsoever.




The extension work well for very large items. This is when I set the stand for my 300 gallon Diesel tank on new base.







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[lostcreekranch]

This is what I have for sale.

Clamp on Pallet Forks 4,000 lbs Capacity w/ Stabilizer Bar

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[lostcreekranch]

This is what I have for sale.

Clamp on Pallet Forks 4,000 lbs Capacity w/ Stabilizer Bar

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[oldpilgrim]

I guess I should've gotten the optional alignment support for $20.

yup, they make all the difference.

I didn't get the stabilizer initially as there are 2 web pages, one showing the forks with no stabilizer and the other with the stabilizer. I didn't know it was available as I didn't see the 2nd page.

I called them and they gave me a break on the price and sent me the stabilizer.