Customer Reviews for VEVOR Debris Forks for 48" Bucket, Clamp-on Forks for Tractor 2500LBS Loading Capacity, Tractor Forks Attachment for Bucket, Clamp on Debris Forks with Two Chain Holes for Materials Handling, Steel

Got this for my skid steer bucket. Without it I wasn’t able to dig much but once this was put on digging was no problem. Beats buying another bucket. Price was great. Only issue I had was installing but it was no big deal. Took off scrape plate on my bucket so tooth bar could fit. With that off I still had to hammer it in place. Drilling holes on sides of bucket was honestly the most work. They give 4 bolts but 1 on each side was enough as the teeth sort of clip under bucket edge. The wording in instructions was off but you really don’t need them. I just wish I had a better idea of what I was going to deal with installing it like having to remove scrape plate off bucket so the teeth fit and hammering the heck out of it to go on flush. Overall if you need to do digging with your machine and don’t want to get another bucket definitely go for this. I bought other items from vevor and they work good too and the price you can’t beat it.

We used these forks to move branches to burn area of property. They worked great the moved a bunch of material fast. the only issue we had was one side kept coming loose and shifting. They might want to pu a extra nut on the bolt tightener so it can be locked tight when placed on the loader bucket.

Absolutely recommend

Very good quality and price. It fit my skidsteer perfectly and works great. Excellent shipping as well.

This piece of equipment is well built and it has handled everything that I could think of. This is all solid steel and something that can be counted one to do whatever I need it to do for me.

although I have not used it at this point in time, I am familiar with bucket mounted tooth bars and this appears like it will perform as required. It measures 46.5" and so it will mount easily into my 48" bucket with 3/4" spacer blocks on each side. the attachment flanges on each end are adequate for proper mounting to the sides of the bucked with two bolt holes each.

Its OK. I ended up having to cut all the teeth off the bar and weld them back on. Its OK though because even the teeth alone would cost more than this whole toothbar. Its tough to have a universal thing like this to fit a specific bucket.

Forks have been very versatile and made cleaning up in the woods far more efficient. With the clamps fully tightened I have noticed compression marks on the bottom of bucket. If I get two years out of them I will not be upset for the price.

Better than expected. It was used on a bobcat to move large riprap as a rock bucket, and it worked great without breaking. It was a little narrow for my 50 inch bucket, but two spacers made it work. If you have a small rock moving project this is a nice solution without having to store another rock bucket.

Easily handles anything my 22 HP tractor can throw at it, easy to install and stays in place once installed even without attaching hardware