42" Frontier forks

[putt_putt_green]

1st, this was more an observation than a preference. There are pluses and minus to everything. I'd guess the width isn't much different.

One reason to have them further apart is if you use the forks for scaffolding. The wider width would allow for a wider scaffolding.

 

[dieselram]

Just bought the Frontier 42" for 700 OTD, they say it will take 12 days to get them in. Where were all those pics of these forks on a 2520 at? I remember seeing them but can't find it. I would like to see what I just blew 700 smackers on!

 

[Nuru]

Good for you, send pics once you get the forks delivered

 

[Nuru]

I got some Horst 48" PFs from one of my local dealers for $680. They are a nice set and are sturdy.

 

[nmu98]

Pics?

 

[Nuru]

Pics?

Ooops, did not take any yet, Will do this W/E

 

[Nuru]

Pics?

here are pics of my latest acquisitions:

Horst Pallet forks

366 Front blade for Front 3PT hitch - note the holes on the side, apparently for wings to add additional width.

 

[nmu98]

here are pics of my latest acquisitions:

Horst Pallet forks

366 Front blade for Front 3PT hitch - note the holes on the side, apparently for wings to add additional width.

Nice Wanna share?

 

[Nuru]

Oh sure, you can share those pics of the attachments

 

[nmu98]

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Oh sure, you can share those pics of the attachments

You an only child? Didn't you Mom teach you to share

So, how often do you, or think you will use the forks. Stored like that they would not be easy to get at... But they take up alot of room... Storage is always an issue with the more and more attachments we aquire.

 

[Nuru]

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You an only child? Didn't you Mom teach you to share

So, how often do you, or think you will use the forks. Stored like that they would not be easy to get at... But they take up alot of room... Storage is always an issue with the more and more attachments we aquire.

oh where they are is actually no problem, i can pull them out of there as easy as I got them into there. I guess I am still kinda strong enough to move them around. All I have to do is move the tractors first and then there is plenty of room. when i use them, the loader arms will be on the tractor so there will be even more room!

Nope not an only child but the siblings are a long way away and I ain't gonna let'em near my tractors! LOL!

Storage; Well, Yeah, i think this is it for a while.

 

[nmu98]

If its easy to move them, I will have to look into a set. They take up virtually no room. I could park a quad over the forks with no issue.

I am having a hard time desiding, pallet forks or toothbar.....

 

[dieselram]

Ok, here are a couple of quick pics of the forks- excuse the dirty machine!

 

[Mighty Dodge]

Very nice. You won't want to take them off. Now you need some pallets to move around or logs. They also come in handy for popping out small rocks and stumps.

M.D.

 

[Nuru]

If its easy to move them, I will have to look into a set. They take up virtually no room. I could park a quad over the forks with no issue.

I am having a hard time desiding, pallet forks or toothbar.....

both, even though the toolbar is kinda tuff to move around until you bolt it on to the bucket, then it gets easy.

 

[Nuru]

DieselRam, good pics!

 

[dieselram]

Could have been better.

 

[Nuru]

I am thinking about getting a Quick Spade (Quick Spade) to use as a huge shovel, but have not bit on one yet. They look okay for digging a hole, but filling one in, with it looks like it would not be so easy.

Anyone care to share their digging and filling experiences with a Quick Spade?