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Hi, i'm looking for a pair of 6x14 front ag lug tires, would you happen to have a source? ( or some in stock )

Quick long term update, The forks seem to be holding up to my abuse, although i decided against using them to pry rocks out of the ground. slight bending on one side of the flat bar where i tagged it against a tree but overall they've worked out pretty good. Cheers, Dave

forgot i took these pics, it'll show you why i don't think a safety is necessarily required ( not because i designed it out or anything :o i just lucked out i think) i just wanted to be able to pick up the forks without getting off the tractor, i got a little worried when pat331 told me...

thought about pins, but then i'd probably be tempted to reinforce the bucket, and well, i'm a bit lazy:D plus, i hate welding ( did it for to long i suppose). my little tractor wont lift much, i'd say about 500-600 lbs, if the bolts start to stretch i think i'll have a bit of warning. Anybody...

glad your dad wasn't badly hurt, scary stuff. i'm the only one who runs the tractor, i keep offering to show the wife how to operate it, she's just not interested:confused: had them on and off a few times, its nice to be able to drive up and hook em on without getting off:D if the weather...

Good point,i had'nt thought about that. Mostly i use the forks to move My garbage bins about,(low to the ground), im sure ill use these for more than i did the 3pt ones. Maybe a chain and boomer for the higher lifts?

yup, already done. i took a pic before and after. pretty sure my loader won't lift a load big enough to bend the bar, but i did find a bit of side load on the forks would wiggle the bar along the brackets. cheers

I used to have a set of 3pt forks on my old tea20, and i was feeling the lack of them with my new to me kubota. i decided to build a set of bucket forks. i didn't like the looks of the ones you can buy ( and i'm to cheep too) total cost was 200$, 100 for the forks and 100 for the steel. 2 by...