My loader forks

PineRidge · Aug 16, 2004

That looks like a nice looking set of pallet forks to me. Splash a little JD green on them and they would be hard to tell from the store bought ones. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

How has your KK RFM been working out for you? I have the same deck and mine does a pretty decent job.

pekabu · Aug 16, 2004

Thanks for the posting. I am starting this same exact project. I bought a set of pallet forks that look similar. I was hoping to do something along the quick attach route. I assume the part on your loader is a JD part?

Cdash · Aug 17, 2004

Pineridge,

Working out ok, I get wheel lines, but that has more to do with the fact that I don't have the time to mow it enough......

Pekabu,

Not really sure what you mean. The forks were bought from a scrapyard, the loader is JD and the rest in my own fabrication (both the frame for the forks and the quick-tach). If you'd like any more pictures of any of it, just shout.

I am supprised that nobody has asked what I am lifting in the action shots???

KiotiJohn · Aug 18, 2004

( I am supprised that nobody has asked what I am lifting in the action shots??? )
It's obvious that it's Shrek's lunchbox of course! John

pekabu · Aug 18, 2004

Thanks CDASH, I thought the frame on the loader (for the quickattach) was a JD part. The more I look and think about it I think I am going to setup something like yours. I appreciate the offer, and my take you up on it when I get the steel.

Thanks
Dave

shoppintractors · Aug 18, 2004

I am supprised that nobody has asked what I am lifting in the action shots??? 

It obvious to me. It's a cement shoe/sandal. I'm sure the other shoe is just out of the picture. /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif

Reminds me of that old saying, "When the other shoe drops........look out."

Don

Kevin_in_VA · Aug 19, 2004

( .....I am supprised that nobody has asked what I am lifting in the action shots??? )

Looks like you might have a really big septic tank. You need to chamfer the edges of the cover though.