Customer Reviews for VEVOR 3 Point Hitch Pallet Fork, 997.9 kg Load Capacity, Fork Attachment for Category 1 Tractor, Steel Tractor Heavy Equipment Attachment, for Tractor, Skid Steer Loader

I'd buy again

Works great easy to use gets the job done. A lot better price than box store units heavy duty forks

Great stuff. Strong, durable, good price.

After the mixup with shipping company I received the forks looks and is heavy duty. I removed everything from the box and layed them out on the floor and found out that there are no screw rods (4). I found out that if I have a problem your company responds very promptly and I appreciate that. If I can get the 4 screw rods that these forks need to be able work I will change review to 5 stars across the board. I will wait for your response. Thanks David

I love the lightness of these forks, it makes them so easy to put on the bucket. They are also deceptively strongly made. Truth is you don't need that much metal to do the job.

Great forks!

Right out of box and straight to work.. works well and built good.

Pretty sturdy forks but don't always bolt on tightly without some additional leverage.

Plenty heavy but the J bolts are no good. They are too close together to tighten. I changed mine to hex bolts so I can tighten them with an impact. I also welded nuts in the bucket to give them a pocket to go into to stop them from moving.

I needed forks for my John Deere utility tractor, so I bought these. Shipping was fast, and they arrived undamaged. They slip on over the cutting edge on most buckets. My tractor cannot lift no where near the 2,000 lbs these are rated at. For pallets, they work pretty good. Since they are a bit thicker than a regular fork, it is a little bit of a challenge to work them into a pallet. Since nothing keeps them moving back and forth, you might need to reposition them. They will lift a pallet and do a pretty good job of it. As far as lifting items that are not a pallet, it can get pretty interesting. I was moving some jet skis that where sitting on old tires. Since the hull is not flat, it took a couple of tries to find a spot where forks would not spread as drove around. If the object has a flat bottom, you shouldn't have this problem. Since the weight is cantilevered so far out of front of the tractor, you will likely be able to lift less than your rated capacity. Would I recommend these, yes but understand there limitations and they are not really meant for everyday use. If you just need to unload a truck once awhile or move a pallet around they should work for you. I would definitely look into a stabilizer bar, ideally an adjustable one you can move forks closer together for those small pallets.