I finished making my bucket forks for my Mahindra 4110. I had an old set of forklift forks that I had to modify somewhat to be tall enough for my purpose. I also bolted the hooks on top of the bucket with a plate on the bottom side also. This was just in case that I ever needed to remove them for some reason. The shaft through the forks is 1.5", I still have a lift height of better than 8' with the forks level. The best part is that I don't have to get off of the tractor to engage or disenage the forks. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif
Bucket forks for my 4110
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Pacesetter300
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Nice Job! One of the reasons I shyed away from Mahindra was the lack of QA bucket without having the dealer convert it. With a setup that easy you're going to have the Power-Trac boys scratching their heads /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
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johnsonauto
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Mahindra has a full line of quick attach attachments, 2 styles, skid steer style and there own, but true they dont come standard this way, its an option from mahindra.
cjw
Bronze Member
Nice job. It looks awesome. I would have done the same thing had I had a need for forks. I just welded the hooks on the top of the bucket and man are they useful.
Pacesetter300
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Who told you that Mahindra does not have QA parts? )</font>
Not what I said /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif The dealer can add it as an option for extra $$$, as Scott says, it's not standard. On top of paying much more for the Mahndra, I would have had to pay more yet to get the QA that was standard on Century.
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Not what I said /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif The dealer can add it as an option for extra $$$, as Scott says, it's not standard. On top of paying much more for the Mahndra, I would have had to pay more yet to get the QA that was standard on Century.
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