Thanks folks. The idea to buy brush forks vs simple pallet forks appeals to me, especially for these SCUT's because they would be more versatile. Thus one could load/unload a sofa, a rototiller or various other stuff, as well as smaller brush piles. I just hate to unload the money for two or three attachments.I've been doing all this stuff for 35 years by hand loading and burning and shoving with my Case 448.
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Now Mr Bota, you know I have a special bond with you and you know I'll do it. My rental property is 2 miles from the Marina one way and Barlows is 2 miles the other way. I'll take you to both. Maybe we can talk them into letting us use one of their big tractors to pull your truck around. You come visit and I guarantee I'll show you around.I use BXpanded forks. I like the length of them for getting under brush piles. I like the thickness for pallet work. My King Kutter 3ph attached forks can lift a lot of weight, but not nearly as high (obviously) and the web thickness will not go into pallets as easily as the BXpanded forks.
JOHNTHOMAS...In this hard economy, I doubt I can spring for much money for a vacation this year. I was thinking...
IF I can find a used sleeper sofa for cheap and
IF if buy a tarp and
IF I can borrow a pick up and some gas money, I could have a wonderful vacation looking at some of the prettiest property on earth
IF you would be willing to drive my sleeper sofa around your property come vacation time.
Think of the pictures we could post!