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herb handy
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2024
Very good for the price point . They have come in very handy. Lighter than expected simple on off application.
Home handyman
Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2024
This item is sturdy and should have the weight lifting capabilities described. However, be prepared to purchase the cross brace and potentially chains (I did) to keep the forks from sliding around. No matter how much the lock bolt is tightened, it still will not stay in place.
Dan
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2024
I needed it for moving logs my tractor can only lift one log at a time and these forks work great
Sara
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2024
I purchased these for my husband to use on his Kubota. They're easy to mount and dismount and can carry heavy loads. They have saved us from a lot of backbreaking tasks.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2024
I just got it. I've used them a couple times. So far so good. Functional good, fits nicely on my yanmar tractor. Very nice value. Build quality is good. The turndowns are okay. I think that is the weakest point. I'd buy again I think
a customer
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2024
Sometimes they lump these reviews all together. I got the 60” 4K lbs version, no stabil bar. They seem well built and heavy. I usually read reviews and someone noted that the 43” version only gets you about 27” of use on the end…..with this in mind I got the longer set. To clarify, the 60” version measure end to end 58.5”. The usable length (out the front) is about 42.5” to the tip (yellow painted part). So really you’re looking at 40” of flat surface area of the fork. This adds up with the other review….about 16” is used as support under the bucket. I still give it 5 stars, but the description could provide a little more detail. Hope this helps someone.
Brian Finn
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2023
After purchasing these forks, I installed them in the loader bucket of my tractor and went about “trying to lift things” with these forks.First the forks are VERY difficult to see, that is not the forks fault, it is the design of the bucket and the fork attachment.Secondly, the forks DONOT stay still. You can tighten them down as much as you want. It doesn’t really matter.Lastly, the forks do not have the strength that they are rated for. You could try to lift 2000lbs with these forks, it would probably tear the welds apart at the attachments for the bucket. Ask me how I know!These forks might work well for some, but for us it is a complete waste of money and time. It seemed like a good solution.If all you were going to do was move a pallet full of feathers all day this might be your tool. Otherwise invest in a good set of forks on a proper attachment for your tractor. You will save yourself a lot of frustration!And a last quick note, the design to place a 2x4 as a load stabilizer, is actually a decent idea, however the opening for the 2x4 leads to a hollow area in the tool, which leads to, yes you guessed it rust! And once it starts, we’ll if you live anywhere in the rust belt in America, you know that rust eats everything. And water will get inside these forks and eat the welds from the inside out.
Hy
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2022
Great product for the price. After hauling maybe 100 trees with these forks somehow I bent one Lbolt - exactly like others who have submitted pics - maybe at a 45 degree angle. After reading reviews from others that the bolt was not sold separately nor easy to find as it’s metric - I took a small hand sledge and while standing the fork on the tip I was able to not-so-gently tap the bent to bottom of the L Bolt while also stopping occasionally to whack the handle of The LBolt to slowly ‘retract it’. By doing this I was ably to back out the LBolt while the threaded nut welded in the fork was ably to help straighten the LBolt out even further. Once it backed it out a decent amount (1.5”) I reversed the process and tightened the LBolt all the way down. Voila. Added some wd 40. I’m SURE the bolt has been weakened due to the stress but … well it’s straight. :)
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