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Pallet Fork Mounted To 3-Pt. Hitch
“I wanted to use my Cub Cadet Yanmar 45 hp. loader tractor to haul loaded pallets of bricks weighing about 3,000 lbs., but the loader didn’t have enough capacity. However, the tractor’s 3-pt. hitch did. So I decided to quick-attach the pallet fork to the 3-pt. hitch,” says LeRoy Momper, Fredonia, Wis.
He bought “blank” left and right quick-attach assemblies that include only the handle, spring, and hinge, then welded them to a homemade mounting bracket. The bracket consists of a horizontal length of rectangular tubing and 2 vertical lengths of welded together angle iron, with a spacer between them for strength. The 3-pt.’s top link pins onto the angle iron, while the quick-attach assemblies hook up to the 3-pt.’s lower lift arms.
“It works great. I have a better view of the pallet fork on back of the tractor than I ever would on front,” says Momper. “I can use the system with anything equipped with a quick-attach, including a loader bucket.”
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, LeRoy Momper, 215 Lawrence St., Fredonia, Wis. 53021  (ph 414 331-2093; leemary66@gmail.com).


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2021 - Volume #45, Issue #2