Customer Reviews for VEVOR Pallet Forks, 4000 lbs Clamp on Pallet Forks, 60" Total Length Heavy Duty Pallet Forks with Adjustable Stabilizer Bar, Tractor Bucket Forks for Tractor Attachments, Skid Steer, Loader Bucket

I bought these about a year ago and have been very happy with them. I had to make some minor modifications due to the way that my bucket was cast but overall they work very well for what I need. Saved me a bunch of money

Wanted to try these for a long time. Finally gave in and ordered a set. I'm really pleased with the quality and ease of use. I'm not sure I would want to go to 1000lbs but for my use of usually less than 600lbs it was perfect. Easy on, easy off and easy to store. Would buy again!

I am pleased w/ the forks. They came timely, and they work fine. I would recommend them to a friend.

Great product for the money, works well

I mounted this on my new Holland 35 hp. I have used to move a IBC water tote around the farm and it works very well, I like that the forks foal up and out of the way when necessary. Paint or powder coat could be better but an excellent value.

They were everything I was expecting, paint could be tuffer. I had them installed in less then ten minutes, I used them to move a couch with eas. Uninstalling is even faster, I had them off in less than a minute.

Strong...works well for me

installed on a small simplicity tractor with a loader,worked as it should. used them to clean up 75' evergreen that fell during storm. picked up many 10-12'branches at a time,scooped up with forks. very usefull,moved main body of tree in 8' sections

I have a 40hp tractor; all I needed was 2000lb ones. These things do what they say they do, but the 4000lb was an overkill.

In all fairness, I reluctantly ordered these fold down 3-point forks to move pallets of lumber and set average logs on the mill. Loader forks were out of my price range at this time. I never intended to use them for extreme lifting, but of course, that's what I needed when they arrived, (two packages, a week apart) Coming off a two week bad spell with a tweaked back, I needed to get a large log onto the mill. Advertising listed them at 2200 lb rated. I put them on the tractor (1986 Ford 38HP) and set them down next to this particular log, then rolled the log onto the forks and shortened the top link to keep it in place.When I lifted the 3-pt the tractor grunted some but it lifted, so I backed up to the mill and set it on the rails... Done, every body can relax again. Turns out the my Log Weight Pro app says that log weighed 2780 lbs! [25" x 13' 8" Eastern Hemlock... look it up] I DO NOT recommend anyone else over load any equipment, and had I looked up the weight beforehand I would not have challenged fate. No cracks, bends, or any signs of my abuse so this one gets 5 stars. Sidenote: I will be adding 6" chain locks to keep them upright when not in use. [Danger] I'll be recoating them with a quality bed liner in spring. But nobody will cut the parts out (so you can weld them) for the price. Fold up forks, carry-all, round bales, slabs, log loader on a ground level sawmill.