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"Easy On" Bucket-Mounted Pallet Forks
Greg Krush, Ft. Collins, Colo., cut up the tubular steel frame off an old Farmall tractor and used it to make a pair of bucket-mounted forks. They attach to the front of the bucket and are held tight by a chain and binder.
The forks are welded to a length of angle iron that slips over the bucket’s front edge.
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Easy On Bucket-Mounted Pallet Forks TRACTORS Accessories Greg Krush Ft Collins Colo cut up the tubular steel frame off an old Farmall tractor and used it to make a pair of bucket-mounted forks They attach to the front of the bucket and are held tight by a chain and binder The forks are welded to a length of angle iron that slips over the bucket’s front edge The chain attaches to a hook welded onto the angle iron and to another angle iron that’s welded onto the back side of the bucket “By popping the chain and binder off I can move the forks to another tractor in just a couple of minutes ” says Krush Contact: FARM SHOW Followup Greg Krush 4605 East Co Rd 58 Ft Collins Colo 80524 ph 970 568-9896; gregkrush@cs com
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