Customer Reviews for VEVOR Clamp on Pallet Forks 4000lbs Tractor Forks 60" Heavy Duty Bucket Forks

Well worth the cost and quality built. Better than a DIY project and more economical. Would recommend.

Stabilizer bar bolts are missing

These are perfect for our tractor. They worked perfectly!

The cheapest ones I can find.. but made very sturdy and they do the job for a compact tractor

I used these forks in all the wrong ways as soon as I got them. I have a 30hp Kubota. Father in law had a big project at his house moving whole shrubs that were at least 15 foot tall and 15 foot deep. An excavator was used to pull them out of the ground and I was set to the task of untangling them to place them in a pile and burning them. I was grossly overloading my tractor to the point where th bucket wouldnt lift. No damage to the forks were to be found after 10 hours of serious abuse. After that project was done I used them to remove pallets that were too heavy to lift off of my trailer. I could get them about 1 inch off of my deck and then lower them to the ground. Rear tires would actually lift off of the ground as the load lowered. I have water ballest in the rear and a box blade. Awesome product. Small yellow plates that are sent with the forks to protect the bucket from j bolts started to warp. Went to the shop and found some plates that were 3/8\" thick and double the surface area. No further issues after that. I would highly reccomend

Pallet forks, installed as they should, and performed very well. You do have to be careful as they are designed to clamp onto a bucket, and the clamping point in your bucket is the weak point. That aside, excellent product for the money.

Very impressive for the price work well and seems really strong I used the fork at the warehouse to move trusses and roofing materials. I also use the forks to remove a large section of roof that collapsed moving it from the ground into a large dumpster

They work great. I have a 4 wheeler with a bucket on it. With the forks I can move logs and even lift them to cut with chain saw.

I would recommend them, pretty heavy duty and seem to be well built.

Seem to be sturdy enough. We're only picking up things limited to our little tractors capacity so these will be plenty strong enough. Main concern is no weep holes. Water intrudes then can't get out. Will be a problem in winter. I'll drill some holes to allow the water to escape and hopefully keep them from freezing and swelling or busting. Second problem is how the chain slots are oriented. If you use a chain, you can't use a 2x4 in the upright slot and on the bottom, they cause the chain to drag along the ground. Which will use you from leveling the forks if on a hard or concrete surface. Overall though they are sturdy and easy enough to put on your bucket. No instructions are included so just use trial and error until you're happy with how you decided to install them!