Pallet forks. Got the 42" without the back. I can build one for another 100.00. Will see when they arrive. Ordered this morning
Pulled the trigger on a set of Titan
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Ordered Tuesday morning and they were just delivered to my work before I left. So far, very nice. Thats what I am doing this afternoon now!
millsrv
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L2501 HST, LA525, BH77, Gannon Rollover Scraper, Titan Skid Steer Attach Forks
I received my 48" Titan Forks last week and just finished making the pictured back guard. I made it so it can be removed by pulling two 1/2" bolts. I have a giant home made debris box that I move around with the tractor and I needed a tall back guard. I had the material so I don't know the build cost but $100 should cover it, and about six hours labor, man I am getting old
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CountryBumkin
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BX2370 w/LA243, Bucket, Grapple, QA Pallet Forks, 60" MMM, rear blade & rake
That back guard looks really tall. What are you planning to carry with your forks?
And be sure to lower the forks all the way down before heading into the garage
And be sure to lower the forks all the way down before heading into the garage
millsrv
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L2501 HST, LA525, BH77, Gannon Rollover Scraper, Titan Skid Steer Attach Forks
I made it tall because I have a large debris box that I made and move around my property. I use the box mainly to dump leafs and branches onto a burn pile which requires raising the load as high as possible then tilting it. The box attaches to the guard.
I made the guard removable (pulling two pins) so the forks can be used in a garage where overhead height is limited. I purchased the no back guard forks so I could make my own guard and have the option of no back guard when it is not needed.
I made the guard removable (pulling two pins) so the forks can be used in a garage where overhead height is limited. I purchased the no back guard forks so I could make my own guard and have the option of no back guard when it is not needed.
I've been reading the positive and negative posts about the Titan products and thought I'd pass on my expierience with them.
I bought the 48" model and it came as advertised shipped to my home but one of the pins that holds the movable fork in it's backplate notch had been damaged somewhere in the delivery. I called Titan and explained the issue and without hesitation was sent a new pin to replace the broken one at NO charge. It is this kind of service that will keep them in business and just for the record the 48" model IMHO is working very well.
I bought the 48" model and it came as advertised shipped to my home but one of the pins that holds the movable fork in it's backplate notch had been damaged somewhere in the delivery. I called Titan and explained the issue and without hesitation was sent a new pin to replace the broken one at NO charge. It is this kind of service that will keep them in business and just for the record the 48" model IMHO is working very well.
Looks good. I was thinking the same thing but mounted inside the frame edge rather than the outside..... and not quite that tallI received my 48" Titan Forks last week and just finished making the pictured back guard. I made it so it can be removed by pulling two 1/2" bolts. I have a giant home made debris box that I move around with the tractor and I needed a tall back guard. I had the material so I don't know the build cost but $100 should cover it, and about six hours labor, man I am getting old