Underdog57
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Hey yea! Me too!
Titan Attachments Experience
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Hey yea! Me too!
mangus580
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Interesting, as mine are sloppy on the pins. All 3 items I got from Titan were, and I just assumed it was a mis-match between the LS SSQA specs and Titans... Its an easy fix, although I have yet to do it.
Are those the forks that have the mount for the Hay spear in them? Thats what I bought - although I already had the blades...
Fallon
Super Member
Slop on the SSQA pins is a common long running problem with them. Their problem not building to standards properly.
When I found that issue with mine a few months ago they promptly offered to swap out the frame or a $70 credit to have a welder fix things. I pocketed the money and welded on some flat stock myself to tighten things up.
When I found that issue with mine a few months ago they promptly offered to swap out the frame or a $70 credit to have a welder fix things. I pocketed the money and welded on some flat stock myself to tighten things up.
Underdog57
Veteran Member
No, mine do not have the spear sleeve welded on them. I was kind of surprised when mine fit so good, I had read on TBN that several people had a sloppy fit and had to weld shims in. I am happy I don't have to mod them.
lostcreekranch
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Fallon;
Received my 48" Titan pallet forks last week and the SSQA pins on my Bush Hog 5045 FEL locked into the Titan PF easily and completely. Actually even better than the 84" bucket that came with my FEL.
When I hook up to any of our SSQA attachments, I curl FEL forward, lift, then curl FEL back and forward to assure that the attachment is secure, then rotate the SSQA lock pins. EZ-PZ no problems. We have the following SSQA attachments;
Bush Hog 84" Bucket
Armstrong Ag Bale Spear
Blue Diamond 84" Grapple
Titan 48" Pallet Forks
All connect easily and have more than satisfactory SSQA pin insertion into slots in implements. I have never had to modify any of our implements to hook up to BH FEL.
If you have difficulties with more than one SSQA attachments you might look at your FEL?
Fallon
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The OEM bucket fits fine, the forks are the only other SSQA item I have. They were about 1" loose. The pins almost didn't even catch the frame at all when they were all the way down.
lostcreekranch
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Here are our new Titan 48", 4000 lb. forks.
k0ua
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$70 is not bad for welding on a couple of shims, I would do that all day, and provide the welder and the 7018.
Same as most people ordered the 42" pallet forks from Titan and it was a smooth transaction. Forks are just as ordered. I have used them a lot moving logs and hauling firewood. The only improvement is I would make is making the bottom rail a little stouter.
A question for those who bought the 48" pallet forks:
What size pallet were they shipped on and did they hang over any edge of the pallet?
Mine are arriving at the freight depot on Friday and I need to know which truck to bring. My normal, everyday truck has a contractor's cap on it with a 50" opening between the 2 doors. I can borrow my buddy's truck (he's out to sea at the moment) with an open bed if need be.
What size pallet were they shipped on and did they hang over any edge of the pallet?
Mine are arriving at the freight depot on Friday and I need to know which truck to bring. My normal, everyday truck has a contractor's cap on it with a 50" opening between the 2 doors. I can borrow my buddy's truck (he's out to sea at the moment) with an open bed if need be.