- YITAMOTOR Clamp on Debris Forks Fits 48'' Bucket, 2500 lbs Heavy Duty Quick Attach Pallet Forks for Tractor Loader Skid Steer

Worked as advertised and has held up a lot better than expected for carrying logs and brush. Definitely worth the money

So far, these forks have worked great for scooping up large piles of brush and composted bedding from farm animals. I will have to add some lock-tite to keep the clamp-on bolts from getting loose, but otherwise, no complaints so far. My tractor only lifts 1300 lbs so I haven't been able to fully test the capability of these forks but they are heavy and appear to be good quality. These are a great value and add a lot more functionality to your tractor or loader.

These are a must have for any compact tractor owner. They are solid and take a beating! I have used them to move items as well as tilling the dirt and picking up old, rotted log piles that the grapple couldn't handle. It is very versatile. There are a few areas for improvement though. They could've provided some Loctite Thread lock for the bottom of the bolts and nut that tighten the fork to the bucket. They could come up with a better option for tightening the bolts down rather than giving you another smaller 8" bolt with a nut to turn as the handle. While it does the job, it definitely could be improved. Overall is it worth $150? Yes! Is there room for minor improvements? Definitely.

My husband is very happy with this product because of the quality and performance. It is sufficiently strong to lift and hold whatever he needs to move and it is very durable. We recommend this product and the seller.

Easy to install. Sturdy. Has held up hauling debris & heavy loads/trees. Great help to lift and haul heavy items. Having a “cheater” pipe helps tighten down bolts.

Solid, Sturdy, and Easy to Use "Great value! These clamp-on forks are heavy steel and very well-constructed. They securely tighten onto my tractor bucket and held up perfectly while moving heavy, tangled brush piles. The powder coating is durable, and they feel like they will last forever. Highly recommend

Have had these Forks for about a year now, originally modified them to have a bigger base for the clamp. They have been nothing short of a life saver, no degradation, super simple to take on and off and had held up really well. Probably my favorite purchase off of Amazon!

These are heavy, and for the most part, well-made brush forks for your tractor bucket. I've used a similar product on my Kioti CK2610 for several years, and I can tell you that they definitely make removing brush piles and logs a heck of a lot easier. You can drive the forks into a brush pile and, in many instances, lift the pile without having to get off the tractor. They also substantially increase the capacity of the bucket, enabling you to move large piles of material in many fewer trips. I like that these forks have serviceable and removable "handles" for tightening the clamping bolts. This prevents brush from getting hung up on the handles when dumping a load. That's the good. Now for the potentially not-so-good. Although these forks are heavy and substantial, there are a three things you should take into consideration: 1. Although the forks clamp onto your bucket, they are only that--clamped. As you use them, the clamps loosen a bit and you'll notice the forks bouncing a bit over uneven surfaces. That's when you'll need to tighten them up again. 2. The clamping surface is small and as a result you'll eventually see indentations in your bucket at the clamping points. 3. The clamping arms (with the screw-down bolts) shown in the pictures are not representative of what I received. The picture shows an outside weld on the clamping arm as it meets the support tube. And the picture shows the tube as being proud of the arm by at least 3/8" of an inch. Instead, the product I received has the support tube flush with the clamping arm, and only a weld on the inside of the clamping arm. There is a visible gap between the tube and the arm, and not so much as a tack weld on the outside (the view you see in the pictures). There is a weld on the inside of the support arm where it meets the tube. As a result I predict that these forks, with moderate upward pressure and without additional reinforcing welds, will experience a separation of the tube from the support arm. If you have a welder or access to one, the last problem can be corrected. If you do not, you may want to steer clear of these forks.