Block Forks

The main difference is their design and application. Pallet forks have two horizontal tines designed to lift standard pallets. Block forks, or cubing forks, often have more tines (typically 3-5) that are thinner and designed to fit into the cores of concrete blocks, gripping the load more securely for transport around a job site.

Our block forks are designed with a universal skid steer quick-attach mounting system, making them compatible with most major brands of skid steer loaders and compact track loaders. For specific compatibility questions or needs for other machine types, please contact our technical support team to discuss custom build options.

Choosing the right size depends on the weight and dimensions of the blocks you typically handle and your machine's lift capacity. Consider the maximum load weight and the width of the block cubes. Our team can help you select the appropriate carriage width and tine length to ensure safe and efficient operation for your applications.

While some block forks have manual tine adjustment, we also offer hydraulically adjustable models. Hydraulic adjustment allows the operator to change the tine spacing from the cab, which significantly increases efficiency and safety when handling various load sizes. This feature eliminates the need to manually move heavy tines.

Maxx Attachments block forks are manufactured from high-strength, heavy-duty steel to withstand the rigors of construction and material handling environments. This robust construction ensures long-term durability and reliable performance, even when handling heavy and abrasive materials like concrete blocks and pavers on a daily basis.

Yes, we specialize in custom-built attachment solutions. If you have specific design requirements, such as a non-standard carriage width, unique tine length, or special mounting needs, we can engineer and manufacture a block fork attachment tailored to your exact specifications. Contact our design team to discuss your project.