Where To Buy Quick-Tach Forks

[Spencer]

Hello,
I recently purchase a NH TC33D and I opted for the Quick-Tach bucket adapter so that I could switch over to forks as easily as possible. My dealer wants 750 for a set of forged Quick-Tach forks. He also has the kind made of rectangular tubing for 500 but those make it harder to get underneath loads. Any ideas where I can get a set of forged forks in the midwest for less than 750. I travel (by van) over much of the country for my work so freight costs may not be an issue.

Thanks, Spence

 

[bgott]

I bought my new heavy duty forks at an equipment auction for $400. It was just a lucky shot. I spent a lot of time trying to find them discounted or used and it just ain't happenin'.

 

[radman]

What kind of quick attach set-up do you have? Is it specific for NH or is it a universal skidsteer set-up? I have a universal skidsteer set-up and I bought used bobcat forks in very good condition and 1 year old for $400. (New about $600).

 

[tpaulson]

Try Attachments International, located in MN. I am not sure what their fork prices are, but some of their other stuff is resonable.

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[Spencer]

Yes it is the universal Skid-Steer Quick-Tach system. I wanted the versatility of that system even though I don't know what else I will use besides the bucket and the forks.