deezler
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I never could get into that pallets-in-fields thread. What a bunch of nonsense posts, hahaha.
What else do you do with forks besides lift pallets?
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tacticalturnip
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I enjoy popping in there from time to time, it certainly is ridiculous. Of course, so is my brain, for giving too much thought to the difference in thickness between a post and a board, such as what pallets are made of.
groundcover
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Moving a play structure for the grandkids !
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sixdogs
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What a great idea. Kids have a new adventure and a cool grandfather.Moving a play structure for the grandkids !
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JeepHead
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I used an extenda-bed hitch that I bolted to 2x12 that I then bolted to the forks. I used this to slip inside the hole of fence rolls to pick them up, and then the heavy fence roll sat on the wood and spun around the pole while I stretched the fence in place. I used ratchet straps and a metal bar to stretch the fence. Everything worked really well for costing nothing since I already had everything.
