anyone built "slow-attach" forks?

[oldboyscout]

hi Ian
I was just looking at the 36" forks on Ebay to attach from top to bottom of bucket, but wasn't sure how to-yours is a great idea too.
Still not sure if I'll have enough lift on the b2620 though.

 

[CURIOUSGEORGE]

Has anyone tried?[/QUOTE]

Like This?
Auction forks, converted to Kubota's "Quick" not so quick attachment.

Could be pinned in place & bypass the "quick" attachment.

 

[oldboyscout]

nice! what tractor?
how did you convert them?

 

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CURRENT MOD IS PF50 AND POSSIBLY 20A IF STILL MADE MINE WAS MADE BEFORE 20A AND IS MOD 20 (NO ROLL BACK GUARD) 2400# CAP.