Starting off the new year with my Pallet Fork frame/PT adapter--Done!

[PowerTracManiac]

Nice way to start off the new year!
Welder just dropped off my PT adapter plate welded to the pallet fork frame.
He also put a plate on the bottom with some holes drilled into it for drainage out the bottom.
I thought he did a good job and now I can use pallet forks to clean up and move a bunch of stuff around here.
I used the same angle as my PT 4in1 bucket and PT light material bucket for the setback angle of the PT adapter plate to the pallet fork frame.

What do you all think?

 

[MossRoad]

Nice! :thumbsup:

 

[ponytug]

Looks on the money to me; the plate angle seems close to mine, and your welder did a nice job with gussets.

All the best,

Peter

 

[cqaigy2]

Whoa, that looks like it should do the job. :thumbsup:

 

[Pontific8]

Nice mod of Titan/PalletForks.com product! I really like their strong wrought iron forks!!...I bought a 3rd fork to Better "clean up and move a bunch of stuff" and I really get a Lot of use from their 5' "slippers"/extensions, too (6' also available). I would STRONGLY recommend you consider welding on a 2 to 3' high angle iron "backstop" for additional versatility (chain/cam strap storage/attach point and SAFETY (from loads shifting onto your tractor cowling, etc).

 

[SpringHollow]

That is much more substantial than required. And I like to over build!!!

Ken