Titan Clamp On 1500 Lb Forks For My Deere 4100
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- I just picked up this pair of clamp on 1500 lb forks from Amazon and they seem to be well made for the price. Basically the materials to build a set would cost almost as much so I got lazy and bought them for instant satisfaction. Looks like they are going to be a real back saver for my mill and just moving things around.
Going to order these today.... Not sure why I waited so long. Thanks for the video!!
Get on their email list and watch for a sale. They usually have 10 % discount codes. Mine have worked great and are the perfect match for my little deere. Thanks for watching.
Yup, just ordered a set of these for my little deere, and they fit my little budget quite well.
Mine have been fine and they are very handy. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for the video! Just bought a JD 2640 these will come in handy for sure.
They make a heavier duty set that would be nice for that. Thanks for watching.
Thanks! I'm ordering mine right now from amazon. I will do the chain wrap thing that one of the commenters did though.
You can sometimes save a little money by subscribing to Titans emails and they often offer sales. Mine have worked great but the biggest load my little tractor can pick up is 500 lbs. They are very handy. Thanks for watching.
Very nice set of forks but they were not dead center on the bucket but very nice have a great day.
Doesn't matter. Thanks for watching.
I bought the same set to go on my tractor about 2 years ago. Now you will wonder how you ever got along without them.
Like you said, I should have gotten them years ago. This is the first set I have seen that is reasonably priced and well made.
They work really well. Impressive. They sure are handy to have.
I needed something to move slabs off the mill. The older I get the less I can lift. I could not believe how affordable they were from amazon.
Yeah work smarter not harder.
That's a great price. I paid $200 for a set of used ones that are very similar and thought I got a bargain. Hope they hold up well for you.
The price is what sold them, I did not expect them to be so well made. I think they will be a great back saver for my mill.
I have a set. Don't expect them to hold up, when getting close to there capacity. Had mine straightened and welded twice. The problem area is. where they clamp to the bucket. If you pick up ONLY 200 lbs you will be OK. Any more they will spread, where they clamp down; and crack the welds. I used them only to lift small logs; 7-8 foot long and 8 inch diameter.
Mine are still like new. I pick up 500 to 600 pound loads with them all the time. Over 700 pounds the back wheels of my tractor come off the ground and the welds are fine. Contact them if you got a pair with defective welds. Titan makes high quality products and I am happy with everything I have purchased from them so far.
@@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023 I understand, I wasn't sure what your John Deere 4100 could lift; so I did a search on Tractor Data. The 4100 has less that 1/3 the horsepower than the tractor I was using. HP determines what hydraulic pumps are used on the tractor for hydraulics/lifting. I had them on a tractor with over 3 times the HP and hydraulic pressure= lifting power. You were OK with these clamp on forks, I need a much stronger pair.
When lifting always buy something rated for twice the load you are dealing with at a minimum to be safe. Titan makes amazing affordable products that last if not abused or overloaded.
I really like mine too. I usually leave the cross member off, just for ease of taking the forks off and on. Doesn't seem to make a difference in the function. Cheers.
I find it helps keep them from twisting if you hit the side of the pallet when trying to get under it on uneven ground. Thanks for watching.
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I am south of Sodus. I could use a grandson that liked working outdoors. Mine just play on their x box. When l first got my trencher, I set it up and put a grandson on it. He moved the bucket a little then jumped off to go inside and play games on his tablet. I can't figure out kids these days. Hope your trencher works as good as mine has. They are very handy. Thanks for watching and subscribing.
can't go wrong with that price and free shipping to boot!
It would cost $100. Just to buy the steel drops to build them plus supplies so the way I see it someone in China built them for free. They are just light duty, but so is my tractor.
Wahooo! Gardening videos soon! My fav!
Off to a late start this year. Everything is so wet from the record rain we have had.
Yea they look real well made. You get what you pay for.
They have worked great so far. Can easily lift anything that my loader will lift with on problem. I feel they were a great buy. Thanks for watching.
the problem with forks fastened to the bucket is that it puts an al full strain on the bucket and lift cylinders , mounting parts of the loader, every foot sticking out from the bucket compounds the weight on the cylinders, I did that to a loader yrs ago and was rebuilding the cylinders ever yr, even broke some factory welds loose. but it was a larger loader and I was loading logs
So far I see no sign of stress with the small loads that I move. This little tractor has a great pressure relief to keep the cylinders from overloading the tractor or themselves. They area great back saver, time will tell. Thanks for watching.
Im sure im 3 years late (and by now you have realised yourself), but you should reverse the crossbar otherwise the handle to set the width will get bashed off as you drive into pallets.
I stopped using the cross bar. Don't really need it with pallets and I put uprights in the pockets to make it safer for unloading tractor trailers. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for the video, I'll be getting a set for my Kubota
I get alot of use from them. Make sure your bucket is strong enough because I have seen comments about people being able to bend their bucket with them. Titan had a great sale last week, I don't know if it is still on. They were like 110.00 with free shipping for just the forks.
Looks like the 43 inch ones are still ion sale. For a little more you can get the set with the stabilizer. www.palletforks.com/12-deals/day-1-clamp-on-forks/clamp-on-pallet-forks-1-500-lbs-capacity.html
great idea thanks for sharing
They seem well made for the price and will be a big help moving things around.
Thanks for the video. I recently purchased a ballast box from Titan, and it was well made and a good price. I am going to order these forks, based on your review. I have a kubota b7610, with a LA352 loader. Like your Deere, the forks are rated for heavier loads than the FEL, so I should be ok. I wonder if it’s less stress on the bucket, if I also use the chains?
I see no damage to my bucket yet but it is only 4 ft wide and there are reinforcing strips running front to back in the area the forks mount. The hydraulics are also load limited so the further out on the forks you are the less it will lift. I don't know what your tractor will lift but it's probably close to mine and there shouldn't be a issue. Chains would help if you see any signs of stress. Watch for a sale. Thanks for watching.
Very helpful. Thanks
thanks for watching.
looks like a great way to bend your bucket edge,
Tractor can only pick up 500 pounds on the forks and no sign of bending yet. Deere makes a strong bucket with a thick wear strip and ribs on the bottom.
Depends on what the bucket floor is made of. I've got a set of these for an EIMCO loader that's got a 1" thick austenitic steel bucket lip and multiple stiffener strips. Little thing is rated to tram 5000lbs.
great video thanks! I might fetch me a set.
They have worked out great for me so far. My tractor will only pick up 500 lbs with them on and there is no sign of any damage to the bucket or forks. Great for unloading trucks. Thanks for watching.
Just got a email from Titan and they are on sale on their website today.
I saw that too. Sale ends next Monday. Thx again!!!
The one really nice feature is the ability to adjust the width. What do you use your landscape rake for? Mine only seems to work well raking the stone in the driveways. It doesn't do well for branches or piles of leaves/walnuts.
I think it is best to keep them wide where the bucket is the strongest. I only use the rake for final leveling and removing stones from areas that I tear up. The best way I found to deal with walnuts is take the trees down and build furniture from the lumber.
Ha! I've done that for 2 of our 3 - 180yr old boys. My wife is totally tired of walnut furniture and I'm still trying to sell some of the lumber. Thanks!
I bought these and had a problem with the spreader bar. The weld keeps breaking
No problem with mine. Do you enter the pallets straight on. and have the round locked on the cutting edge? It would take a lot of side force to break those welds. Thanks for watching.
I broked the weld 3 different times. I not much of a welder. But I keep repairing it.
I broke the weld gy lifting it on large bush
Now tell the truth. Tell people that they move around and they come off in the midle of the job. I have a Titan pair just like yours. They are heavy but the part that clamps on the Bucket could be longer.
No they can't. The block welded on the back locks behind the cutting bar that sticks down on my bucket. No way they can pull off if the clamp is tight. I love them. Thanks for watching.
Have you done any 500+ pound loads with those forks?
No, I have found about all my tractor can safely lift is about 400 lbs. The load center moves way out with a pallet and it gets tippy even with the weight box. With a bigger tractor they should be able to handle it.
That makes sense -- thanks.
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