Customer Reviews for VEVOR Pallet Forks, 907 kg Clamp on Pallet Forks, 109 cm Total Length Heavy-Duty Quick Attach Tractor Fork Compatible with Tractor Attachments, Loader Bucket, and Skid Steer, Orange

Works well

I have used these forks a few times now and was pleased with them. Easy to install and handled the 1 ton they lifted with no problems J'ai utilisé ces fourches à quelques reprises maintenant et j'en suis satisfait. Elles sont faciles à installer et ont supporté sans problème la charge d'une tonne qu'elles ont soulevée.

this are really good pallet forks. i would just say you should put a block where you tighten down the screw to the bucket. it does leave alittle indent.

I might have needed the 2000# forks. The 4000# forks are very well made I'm getting a little too old for these, there a little heavy. But very well made. They should last the rest of my life.

So far I am very pleased with these forks. They were purchased to help with moving hay bales but I have found many more uses for them already. Easily to fit to the tractor after a little lub on the screw threads and I used a couple of ratchet straps instead of chains for added support. My only issue is with the spreader bar which is difficult to adjust and binds on the forks as you move it. Overall a good purchase.

The Order came to me in NH.USA within a week,I have used them to move 2 Ton Pellets using a small 4,500 ;b Maggie Ferguson Front loader 4X4 it hard getting under the pallets delivered by Home Depot because unless on level ground I don't have a tilt option on my bucket,but they will lift 2 tons no problem,if you back dragged on the ground dirt will fill the back of each arm,I don't know why they weren't closed off? Other than that I at least have a means to move heavy loads around my property but even when tightened they can shift,I only wish they came with a pipe to use to tighten,the bottom plates seem to slip when in use!Norm in NH.USA "Semper Fidelis" ~+~

Did a good job Like it a lot to carry long log of wood

Good for the price

When you use these forks knowing their capabilities and limits they work great. If you don't understand that then you'll either be disappointed or break something. Like understanding your tractors lifting capacity and understanding that your not going to be able to lift that much with these. Most tractors rate their lifting capacity "at the pins" meaning, the point where your bucket pins onto the arms. So if your lifting capacity is 1300 pounds, your likely not going to lift a full 1300 in the bucket. Now, these forks attach to the edge of your bucket meaning its even further away so your going to be able to lift even less. There is a reason why a conventional forklift lifts weight very close to their main body. Anyways, the cross bar that keeps the forks locked a certain distance apart broke at the weld the very first time we used them due to accidently getting things in a bind. User error for sure but you can just look at the weld and tell it was cause of no penetration.. But lets be honest here, its vevor, I dont think any of us expect a vevor branded product to be top quality. HOWEVER, these forks are made out of a good thickness of metal and can be repaired or modified. We have a badboy tractor, not sure of the exact model number but its one that was bought with a backhoe attachment, its lifting capacity in the front bucket is around 1300 pounds, idr the exact amount. We can max out the tractor and these 2k forks simply dont care, so they seem pretty true rated. WORD OF CAUTION. Improper use can bend/bow your bucket if its not very thick. TLDR? Great forks for the money but don't expect high quality, can be fixed, improper use will result in damage

For the price and occasional use, it's a handy addition to my tractor