Another set of forks

   / Another set of forks #1  

Tom_W

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Wallingford, Ct
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Kioti 1914 TLB kl1210 loader and a smc 65a backhoe (same as rhino)
Here is my version of bucket forks. I got some towmotor forks for free and went from there. They work real good for lifting logs. The only thing I don't like is I had a pallet box full of wood on rough terrain, a little tippy. Can't wait to use them for brush.
 

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   / Another set of forks #2  
I like your setup.
If I had not gotten Kubota forks at a good deal I would have made something similar.
 
   / Another set of forks #3  
Nice work Tom, very creative. I bet they are easy to take off and on. I could use them this morning, I need to get a 110 gal sprayer off the back of my pickup, have no forks so I have to wait until my neighbor can help me.
 
   / Another set of forks #4  
nice work what is the material for the fork pin? pix looks like wood
 
   / Another set of forks
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#5  
The pin is 1" rod. The tubes on top of the forks and the center support
is 1 1/8" id heavy wall pipe. I figured I'd go bigger on the pipe in case I
bend the pin.
 

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