What else do you do with forks besides lift pallets?

[Yander]

Put a gun safe on my buddies front porch with forks the other to day. Then used dolly to put in house

 

[Brown Dog]

^^^^ Chicken House, Mr. Brown Dog?

Yep I’m a commercial poultry grower raising lil over a million head a year

 

[1 Old Man]

Yep I’m a commercial poultry grower raising lil over a million head a year

Nice. If I lived closer to you, I'd want some of your chicken poop.

 

[sixdogs]

I'm cleaning things out for more breathing space in the back barn and have lumber that needs to go. It's really a hassle to get in there to load and time consuming. It runs the risk of other people damaging my stored equipment that's kind of in the way. Plus, after we get it out it has to be loaded onto their trailer. The equipment tears up my back yard too.

What I decided to do was snake the tractor with forks on near the pile and load it at my leisure. Then I can back it up to get out and drive to their trailer in the yard. With 48" forks I can put the wood at their fingertips for fast unloading and if they want, slide it off the forks onto the trailer for an easier job. Either way, the forks save a lot of hassle.

 

[kenmbz]

I used it to lift 2 lawn tractors, one at a time, onto the back of a truck for someone to take them.

 

[civilian]

I have used the forks to haul small brush to the burn pile before I bought my grapple. Also setup a box for 2 trash cans to keep them from tipping while using the forks to take them to the road for pickup. Jon

 

[bdhsfz6]

Lifting concrete retaining wall blocks and nudging them into place.

 

[caver]

I use them to raise old threads from the dead.

 

[tacticalturnip]

I use them to raise old threads from the dead.

Do you place those old threads in fields of pallets to see how they interact and multiply?

 

[bdhsfz6]

I use them to raise old threads from the dead.

They used them to raise the dead during the Covid epidemic: