Light-Duty Clamp-On Pallet Forks With Stabilizer Bar Reviews

4.8 Rating 288 Reviews

- Pair of light-duty clamp-on pallet forks- Accommodate loads up to 1500 pounds- Chain holes for secure heavy lifting- 3 x 2-inch boards for rollback protection- Heavy-duty thick rectangular tube wall- Secure clamps and puck fix pallet fork onto bucket- Use for farming and agricultural needs- For additional security, add the Light-Duty Stabilizer Bar Spreader- Easy to install

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“Excellent craftsmanship and a very fair price.”

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Posted 11 months ago

“They were immediately handy in lifting a swing set frame into post holes. Also unloaded pallet with four hundred pounds of concrete off my truck”

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Posted 11 months ago

“Work as advertised”

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Posted 1 year ago

“EASY TO PUT ON WITHOUT HAVING TO TAKE BUCKET OFF AND PUT ON PALLET FORK FRAME”

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Posted 1 year ago

“These are solid forks, and they showed up fast. Used for moving around some loads and piles of brush. Easy to put on and take off.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Strong and well built, they do everything I expected them to do and more. Clamping on the front-end loader makes it a little more difficult to line up the forks, but it was worth the savings.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“I have always had high marks for Titan and its products over many years. The ordering process is efficient, they usually ship same day or next day, and they communicate well from beginning to end. The forks arrived promptly and are all as advertised. I use them on a subcompact tractor. One improvement I suggest is to make the slots for the upright supports so they will hold a 2x4 without having to trim the bottom 7" of each side of the 2x4.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“I would make sure to buy the stabilizer bar with the pallet forks. We did need to have a heavy implement in the back of the tractor to balance the weight while using the fork.”

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Posted 1 year ago