Pallet forks for front loaders

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Pallet forks for front loaders consist of a frame and fork tines, not a pallet truck. Compare mounting, tine length, spacing and the complete attachment rating.

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Choosing pallet forks for a loader

First establish whether the offer includes a frame with two fork tines, a frame alone or individual tines. This is an attachment for lifting pallets, not a bucket for bulk materials.

Two interfaces: check how the frame attaches to the loader and how the tines attach to the frame. Compatibility at one interface does not establish compatibility at the other. Dimensions: match tine length, section and adjustable spacing to the pallets and intended load. Establish how tine position is locked.

Capacity: check whether a rating applies to one tine, a pair or the complete attachment, and the load position it refers to. Do not simply add ratings for different components. Weight and options: allow for frame and tine weight. Hydraulic side shift, if fitted, needs suitable controls.

Used frames and fork tines

Request legible markings, photos of tine heels, hooks and locks, and details of repairs. Cracks, bending and wear require competent assessment; photos cannot establish remaining capacity. Check the permitted load of the tractor and loader combination as well.

For bales and straw, choose an appropriate straw fork configuration rather than substituting arbitrary tines.

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