Great value, fast shipping & perfect addition for my Yanmar SA325 tractor. Skid Steer Quick Attach aligns perfectly

Put it on my kavota 2402, picks up a full tote of wood no problem. Not as good as the $799 ones

It would be better if the folk width can be adjustable.

These forks fit good with the SSQA LA344 loader on my Kubota BX2380. I liked them because they're inexpensive and lightweight, yet rated for 2600lbs and functional for what I need. Overall, the forks and Quick Attach plate are holding up pretty well for me so far and I'm happy with my purchase.Simple to install, just pin the forks on and slide the quick attach of my loader into the spot then lock down. It fits good, not really any side to side slop.I like having 46" forks, most other inexpensive pallet forks are much shorter.There are a few things that i don't like.I don't lke the fact that the forks are not adjustable width. This is not really the manufacturer or sellers fault, and I knew they were not adjustable when I purchased them. I just never knew how much more convenient it would have been to be able to narrow or widen the forks to handle different size loads.The forks are hollow square tube, and they hang down a few inches below the QA plate where they attach. This means if you drag them backwards with the forks on the ground, the forks catch or dig up material and it ends up getting packed inside of the forks. If you get wet material, snow, ice, or mud caked in there it is going to start corroding and weakening the forks. You can stick a power washer in the forks and get it all cleaned up- but welding a little cap on the tubing ends would have been a nice way to make sure you dont pack the inside of your forks with a bunch of mud and debris.The trailer ball fork ends are completely useless. There are literally dozens if not hundreds of other attachments you can use to move trailers instead of trying to use the spring-board fork ends that this set of pallet forks has. The flat plates on the tip of the forks are also begging to be bent up or down if you accidentally hit something. If you have a trailer ball on there you can't use the pallet forks to do any pallet fork things, and the trailer ball is not even quick to install and remove. I will probably cut that part completely off of the end of both forks. Maybe the manufacturer should come up with an add-on trailer mover that you could buy separately and switch out on the same QA plate.The chain slot and the Quick Attach back plate are really thin, and flexible. I would really be careful using the chain slot, light duty only because it'll bend pretty easily under a heavy load. I tried pulling a 2" sapling tree out of soft ground with brush grubber chained to the chain slot and I didn't feel at all safe or confident that I was not going to bend or break the QA back plate. I did use the chain slot to help lift and tow a riding mower and also to move a couple of heavier three point implements around and it works fine for that.All of the welds are all holding up for me so far, but I'm not really doing anything extreme with these pallet forks. My machine won't ever get close to the max rated capacity of the forks.

heavier then I expected

Did fit