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15 Feb ’12
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Holy crap my pallet forks showed up, that was fast
5 Mar ’12
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Yup, they ship fast. I like Titan stuff. I think it is made overseas but they have the cheapest prices, free shipping, and it ships fast.
15 Feb ’12
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how much you think we can safely carry on the front with out tipping it over with no weight on the back?
5 Mar ’12
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That's a good question. I honestly don't know. I carried a 200lb snow blower on mine no problem but then had a huge boulder in the bucket and it picked up the back end a little. Having weight out on the forks will only make it lighter in the back end -- so if you can put your carry all frame on there or your backblade.
15 Feb ’12
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Yeah I was thinking the back blade, With the pallet forks I can now go get a 500 pound pallet of feed for about half price of what we pay now. I believe the forks are 100 pounds so that would 650 or so with the pallet, back blade is 200, so that would leave a net weight on the front of 450 pounds, I'm wondering if that is to much
5 Mar ’12
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How high would you be lifting it? The higher you lift the less you can lift. If this is in the back of a truck and you are backing it out from the tailgate I think you could do it. Wouldn't hurt to try. Is the feed in bags on the pallet? For a test you could buy a pallet load and if it can't lift it you could pull a bag of feed off.
Personally, I think you will be able to lift it, especially with weight on the back.
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