48 Skid Steer Pallet Forks

Yes, hydraulic adjustable pallet forks require an additional hydraulic circuit on the skid steer to power the tine adjustment cylinders. This circuit enables operators to widen or narrow the tine spacing directly from the cab, eliminating the need to manually reposition forks on the carriage.

These pallet forks feature a universal skid steer quick-attach mounting system designed to fit most skid steer loaders and compact track loaders, including major brands such as Bobcat, Caterpillar, John Deere, and Kubota, providing broad compatibility across different equipment fleets.

Hydraulic adjustable pallet forks are widely used in construction, agriculture, and warehouse operations for loading and moving unusual-sized pallets and materials. Their adjustable tine widths make them ideal for handling varied load sizes across diverse job sites and operational environments.

By allowing tine adjustment via hydraulic cylinders operated from within the cab, these forks eliminate the need for manual repositioning, significantly reducing the risk of pinched fingers, hands, and strained backs commonly associated with manually adjusted pallet fork attachments.

Yes, Maxx Attachments offers custom-build design services for pallet forks, allowing customers to specify particular fork frame widths, tine lengths, and other design requirements to suit unique material handling needs across construction, agricultural, and warehouse settings.

Hydraulic adjustable pallet forks use two hydraulic cylinders to change tine spacing remotely from the cab, while standard pallet forks require manual repositioning. Hydraulic models improve efficiency and safety, especially in operations handling frequently varying pallet or load sizes.