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

Had some heavy lifting to do didn't know if the forks would do it but they lifted 6000 plus pounds without any issues ,great quality for the price

Moving hay

The forks themselves seem to be built sturdy, however they don't stay on my tractor very well so I'd say they are ok. We've had to use straps to keep them in place.

works perfectly, great addition to my tractor.

they make bucket more use full

looks like it will do what i needstill have not tried it out

I Purchased this item to assist my bobcat CT 120 compact tractor. The first time I used it to lift a small generator the screws broke it’s made with one screw inside the 2 x 2“ steel and the wheels came off of the screw that titan is it to the bucket on the tractor. I had to cut the small screws off And a larger box three-quarter inch with tuna soulmate side of the tumor to steal that they provided to make it work properly. The worst part is the drill bit cost $29 at Home Depot

My name is Tawnae and I bought these forks for my husband to use with our small tractor. They were easy to hook on the end of the bucket over the cutting lip, but I’d recommend having a small pipe with you to tighten the clamps all the way down otherwise they will shift when you tap the sides of a pallet or whatever your using them to move. These do come with a stabilizing bar that helps to keep the bars from moving left and right. The only issue I’ve seen so far is the bolt that holds down the stabilization bars to tighten on the forks weld broke off, it was an easy fix as we’ve got a welder and it’s working great now. I’d rank these as a five for value and ease but because of the fix we did it’s a four on sturdiness.

Pour un petit kubota , les vis pour l ajustement son faible un peut. Pour le système, très bon.

Work great, I use them for loading up cut logs and moving them a pile out in the woods. MUCH faster than any other way I could think of. Easily can move about 6 20" 6ft long logs and get them piled up in a nice neat pile.