New: Unboxing And Testing The Vevor Hc60 4000t Clamp On Pallet Forks!

New: Unboxing And Testing The Vevor Hc60 4000t Clamp On Pallet Forks!
Unboxing and testing the Vevor HC60 4000t Clamp on pallet forks.
VEVOR Pallet Forks, 4000 lbs Capacity clamp on Pallet Forks, 60" Tractor Bucket Forks, Heavy Duty Front Loader Attachment for Tractor, Loader Bucket, Skid Steer, Tractor Forks for Agriculture and Farm
About this item
4000 LBS Capacity: Made from durable square steel tubing, these pallet forks can easily handle your everyday needs without bending or breaking under pressure.
Reinforced Bolts & Screws: With reinforced bolts and grooved screw heads, our clamp on pallet fork is built to last.
Versatile Usage: Our tractor fork is perfect for a variety of tasks such as moving logs, wood, and firewood, transporting fence posts and hay bales, clearing debris and bushes, and more.
Easy Installation & Versatile: Our tractor fork is designed to handle a variety of tasks. Simply slide the fork over the cutting edge of your bucket and clamp it down to lock it in place. You can use it to move logs, wood, and firewood, transport fence posts and hay bales, clear debris and bushes, and more.
Product Dimensions: This pallet fork for tractor and bucket measures 60" overall length, with a 43" fork blade. The blade has a height of 2" and a width of 2.75". The gap between the lip of the bucket and the blade is 2.95". Each package contains 2 x Pallet forks and 1 x user manual.
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[@Altair885]

Best way to bend a bucket yet😂

[@Paulman50]

That'll be really handy for you. Next job is building a big shed out there to work in.

[@jimmyyounger618]

I need some of that big Schedule 40 for a cheater bar to straighten my bale spike! 😄 Since this comment is coming in 9 months late, perhaps you've discovered the use of chains to share the load with the top of your bucket. I didn't think a stump and root ball was going to weigh enough to break anything if I skipped chaining up to the top of the bucket, but damn if I didn't actually tear open a front corner of my loader's bucket. Ugh! On the other hand, that bucket has been through 58 years of abuse on a '66 Massey, so I guess it was due for a failure.

[@itsumonihon]

bend it back and weld it up, it will be fine. good opportunity to sand it down or sandblast it then give it fresh paint too. mine is due for the same treatment.

[@cutweldngrind]

I am pending some upgrades to my bucket still: D-Rings, Hooks and maybe a receiver tube. There used to be tons of oil field pipe around here but its mostly dried up and what's available is very expensive.

[@ke6bnl]

I have differant brand with only one bolt for each fork and I removed the nut on the end and cut up a C clamp and welded the end cup with swivel to the threads of the original clamp and it will tighten down really easy and secure

[@cutweldngrind]

That sounds like a plan, I usually break smaller 4 to 6" clamps but if I ever find some I might try it. I think I will have to find a spot on the trailer to store these out of the way so that I can have them ready if needed.

[@macsloan58]

How much would these cost a person?

[@BigLou956]

Nice, looks like they are gonna be really handy...

[@cutweldngrind]

I have so much stuff to move starting with an old burned down trailer home on the ranch. I think I will make some pockets under trailer to store these out of the way. These worked great for small stuff but since the load sticks way forward of bucket pins it makes curling bucket a challenge.