Fork Lift for BX1880

[Llh]

I want to thank those persons for the answers to my previous questions, midmower, dial heigh adjustment, drive shaft. Great help for me.

I am looking for a fork lift for this BX1880. My internet search has not been successful.

One thing that is intriguing to me about the front end loader is the locks and linkage mechanisms. Not sure what they all do. Also not sure how to include a picture of the FEL?

 

[Fordtech86]

I assume you have the quick attach loader from your description of the levers. Do a search for bx quick attach pallet forks or ssqa pallet forks for the bx and there are many options out there.

 

[Fordtech86]

I’m also assuming your looking for pallet forks for the loader...not a fork lift to pick your bx uplol

 

[Llh]

I want front forks not rear forks.

 

[atitus]

I want front forks not rear forks.

There are a few places that make forks for subcompact models, titan attachments comes to mind also try everythingattachments. But before you do, consider what you want them for and make sure you won't be disappointed. Lift capacity of the BX is very limited. The quick-attach forks weigh several hundred pounds bare. I assume you already have the quick-attach coupler? Over a hundred pounds there. All said and done, you'll only have a few hundred pounds capacity left to be able to pick up. For example it will NOT be enough to pick up a full pallet of wood pellets.

 

[dalola]

I have the Titan light duty clamp on forks, they are a good match for a SCUT, as they weigh around 50 lbs, and are heavy enough that anything you do with a SCUT will not bother these in the least.

As mentioned earlier, you will run out of lift capacity before you damage anything.

Do be mindful of your rear ballast however, as you are extending your load further out in the front.

 

[OrangeBX]

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