Titan Attachments Heavy Duty Pallet Fork Frame and 48" Fork Blades with 2" Trailer Receiver Hitch Fits John Deere Loader

Good quality and east to fit and install👍

Have put several hours on the 48" forks with my 1025R John Deere. Highly recommend and great price too!

Dropped right in place on a JD 3025e with a D160 Loader. I need to rig a fork level indicator like I did for the bucket. Fairly easy with a bracket and rod.

I purchased some clamp on forks for my old model Ford tractor, they were OK but kind of a pain to keep aligned. We were hit by a winter storm Uri and that brought down a lot of branches and the old tractor wasn't cutting it. We bought a new model John Deere and ordered the fork frame with blades from Titan. It arrived fairly quickly. The set up was fairly simple but you will need help getting the blades on, they are very sturdy and heavy. They hooked up to the JD without any problems at all. We are still using the forks to move downed branches, but we also use a resin pallet to move heavier things from my shop to the house. I will also be using it to raise items to an overhead storage area so I don't have to haul them up stairs.I highly recommend this product and I am letting all my friends know about Titan Attachments for use with their tractors.

I was not made aware it would ship in three shipments. Kind of surprised when parts came one by one over several days. Left me wondering if parts were lost. Only other thing is the locking pins for forks location is hard to get released to move forks.I did fit and works well for my needs.

I’ve got a JD 4100 (sub-compact). I’ve moved: irrigation pipe, chicken pen w/ chickens, fencing, limbs too big for my bucket (the main reason I wanted them), logs, other equipment, lumber, canoes, kayaks, jon-boat, tables, picnic tables…… These have been great extra hands/person for me.

Fast shipping. Fits my JD 3033r very well. Works well moving pallets and lumber.

Ordered two of these for our tractors; to be clear, these only fit John Deer Series "4" and smaller tractors (not Series "5" and up that have Global Connect interfaces like we have). One was OK, it was fairly well welded and made with a lot of cool features (holes for hay spikes, receiver hitch, etc. The other had some so-so looking welds (would be OK as long as the penetration is good) but the kicker was the receiver hitch was welded spun around so that the hitch pin holes were completely blocked off!