Customer Reviews for VEVOR 3 Point Hitch Pallet Fork 2000lbs, Fork Attachment for Category 1 Tractor, 25.5'x22'x41', Steel Tractor Heavy Equipment Attachment, for Tractor, Skid Steer Loader

The tool was as advertised. it came in a timely manner and worked like a charm. I have ordered a few tools from VEVOR and i am never disappointed.

Excellent product. Does what it should. Delivery on time and quality product. Strongly recommend for anyone requiring a quick solution to afix to a tractor bucket.

They aren’t bad for the price.The forks seem sturdy and they’ll pick up anything that my tractor will. I have trouble keeping them aligned pointing forward. A slight side load and they’ll get pointed off at a weird angle and I’ll have to get them straightened out. I thought I might be able to fix the issue by tightening down more, but that didn’t help much. Seems to be an issue with only having one clamp screw to hold it all in place.

took me about a week to receive them but they work great i am very pleased with them the only thing i dont like is the fedex company that it was shipped through

Easy to install . Work well. Keep tightening the bolts.

These aren't perfect, but they get the job done. They were easy to install and remove and they felt very secure. We were able to pick up and move a 400 pound plus wood stove on a pallet with no issues. If we had more ballast on the tractor I'm sure the forks would support much more weight. Now, the cons. The weld on the inner part of the support arm that sleeves over the fork made it very difficult for it to fit on the fork. The weld was a raised ridge on the inside. The only other thing is the wing nuts aren't a great quality, but it's easy enough to replace them. Overall, you can't really go wrong with these if you just have some small jobs.

This thing paid for itself the first time I used it! It is quite well built and I had looked for something similar for quite a while. Simple assembly took just a minute and I was ready to go.

I needed something to help with lifting/moving odd objects in/on and, out/off of pickup trucks and trailers. Using these with my “baby” front end loader has made my life so much easier. I’m not off and on the tractor constantly, trying to strap things into the bucket anymore. I can actually spend more time getting jobs done than spending all the time just trying to get things together to start the job. My only wishes about these forks are the clamp screws, and cutting edge notches. The screws are hokey, and built to the product as priced. The notches that are designed to fit against the cutting-edge have no real way to support the clamp load provided by the clamp screws in my applications. I have to over torque the clamp screws to obtain a secure mount to attempt to lift/move anything. Once I begins to lift or move anything, this causes the clamp screws to bend my bucket floors resulting in almost a total loss of clamp force and forks will begin to shift/turn. It’s not exactly a deal breaker, nor a faulty product design. Just a minor frustration in the grand scheme, and accelerated wear and tear on an expensive equipment component. Hands down, would still purchase again at current price point compared to like products from other manufacturers.

Worked as advertised Saved me a lot of hand loading and unloading of landscaping materials Easy on and easy off I couldn't see them through my bucket so I had to have a spotter to get the job done

Metal seemed thin, but has held all I have put on it. I have a small yard tractor, 20 horse, 750lb lift limit and 6 ft lift height. So far this has worked out well, just using it on yard trash, trees that have died and cleaning limbs has been a load as well has the trunks. So far this is about all I have used it for, yard cleaning There are several youtube videos on using and placing removeable forks, I suggest you watch one, it will show you how to place and bind to the machine properly. A 12 or 14" pipe will help get a good setting on the clamp bolts. Four lengths of 24 in 1/4 or 5/16 chain with 2 load binders will help. I prefer the lever type and a piece of wire to keep them closed.