What do you do with your forks?

[navistar505]

I have also been looking for a set of forks I found northern tool has skid steer forks for $350. I also found on another form someone converted their Kubota to ssqa for around $450. The model number from the dealer was l2230a. You would also convert your bucket to fit but northern tool sells weld on plates for $150. So you could convert to ssqa and get forks for around 1000.

 

[xring100]

Very impressive pictures.

Thanks

 

[piercedtiger]

What's your lift capacity?! I look at those loads of logs and can't help think they weigh more than my tractor!

 

[dpb800]

I just used mine to unload a new air compressor from the back of the truck.

 

[xring100]

What's your lift capacity?! I look at those loads of logs and can't help think they weigh more than my tractor!

LOL i think thats a definite possibility according to tractordata.com i can lift 2 of your tractors at their base weight to full height no problem the first picture those logs are almost all the loader wanted. 2700 lbs pallets of shingles were not a problem the 3000 lb pallets 42"x48" of decorative stone that i pulled off the semi truck for the neighbor that had to come of length wise were darn heavy. i only had about 500 lbs on the 3 pt and my rear tires popped off the ground when i set them down for transport the rears popped off the ground for a second.
here are the specs
Lift Capacity (Bucket bottom mid point)
Height hole 2866 lbs. (1300 kg)
Power hole 2976 lbs. (1350 kg)
(U) Lift Capacity (Bucket pivot pin, max height)
Height hole 3990 lbs. (1810 kg)
Power hole 4144 lbs. (1880 kg)
(V) Lift Capacity (800 mm forward, max height)
Height hole 2524 lbs. (1145 kg)
Power hole 2855 lbs. (1295 kg)
Loader Operational Specifications
(X) Lift Capacity (800 mm forward, 1500 mm height)
Height hole 3384 lbs. (1535 kg)
Power hole 3957 lbs. (1795 kg)

 

[C4Ranch]

The last pic was lifting my box blade out of my truck so I had to work up a makeshift counter weight.

SSQA is a must for me since I swap between my bucket and forks a lot.

 

[lostcreekranch]

<img src="http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/files/attachments/405232-what-do-you-do-your-image-2719764185-jpg"/> <img src="http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/files/attachments/405233-what-do-you-do-your-image-2635082478-jpg"/> <img src="http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/files/attachments/405235-what-do-you-do-your-image-2453713630-jpg"/> <img src="http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/files/attachments/405236-what-do-you-do-your-image-1813600150-jpg"/> The last pic was lifting my box blade out of my truck so I had to work up a makeshift counter weight. SSQA is a must for me since I swap between my bucket and forks a lot.

C4;

Picture #3 ........ Nice Hunt, do we count 7?

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[C4Ranch]

C4;

Picture #3 ........ Nice Hunt, do we count 7?

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5. My BIL and I were butchering all night. They're thick in my area.

 

[sscrob]

Used mine to get the new gun safe on the porch. Then used the brother in laws to get it inside the house. Those things are heavy!!

 

[Happy Gilmore]

I have my forks on most of the time, loads of uses for them. I recently switched over to a SSQA adapter, it's worth every penny.