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

Purchased this for our Kubota L3901 tractor to clean up old straw and sheep manure from the barn. Was easy to attach to the loader and fit perfectly to our 5 foot bucket. They are heavy duty, well-made and solid. They worked great for cleaning the barn and moving downed trees from a recent storm. Would definitely recommend and couldn't beat the price and free shipping from Amazon.

My husband bought these for his TYM tractor. They have been overly abused and still function great! He has managed to bend two tines because he thinks his tractor is way bigger than it is. So, long story short…don’t try to pull up trees with it! Will buy again when he finally destroys it with his antics!

Made decent, heavy duty (it’s physically heavy too), welds are good, steel is thick enough. Fits good on my Deere 220 FEL.I would not buy this to move skids regularly. The forks are too short and not spaced the best for loaded skids (one has to be outside a runner) but it will move an empty skid ok. It will NOT fit under a 250gal tote.I bought this to load manure and move debris in the woods. For that it works fine.

This is a great add on for your tractor. It’s very heavy duty and the welds are perfect. I expect many years of use.

This is an inexpensive and good value attachment for small tractors. Considering the low cost of investment, the purchase is a no-brainer for those seeking to move brush piles without buying a more expensive grapple. That being said, don't expect flawless workmanship or top notch quality---remember the price of entry! The debris forks are easy to attach. I was concerned with potential damage to the bucket considering the small area of contact placed by the holding bolt. No instructions---but careful viewing of videos shows conflicting methods of using the locking nut on the bolt. I chose to use the nut at the bottom to increase the surface area of holding pressure. I also added a small metal plate between the bolt and bucket to further spread out clamping pressure and protect the bucket. The large bolt is not as pictured in the listing. It is not smoothly machined. Be prepared to brush off rough metal debris and clean the threads. I added silicone spray to aid in use. The handles are simply a long bolt slipped through the eye of the bolt. This is an area that could be improved greatly. I would like to see a better quality bolt, handle, and better clamping surface area where it contacts the bucket to improve clamping and protect the bucket. Finally, the forks on my attachment were not all in alignment. The middle three are level with each other but the forks on each end were both lower by about one half inch (see the photos). Functionality is not impacted. I'll be looking for ways to improve the currently provided holding bolt, but otherwise considering the price, five stars.

Pretty disappointed. Bent the second day I used it. Would not recommend unless you want to finish welding it for them.First day was just moving brush piles around, and I had to CRANK the clamps down because it kept pulling off of the bucket. I did run the forks into soft ground trying to get the bottom parts of the brush pile and it just stayed stuck in the dirt. It has features that look like it's supposed to catch behind some sort of lip but it doesn't work on my New Holland. It's marring the bucket I have it clamoed so tight, but not staying tight. Now I under why. The clamp.braclwrs weren't welded and it was basically just flexing the clamp.Second day I used it to put an oak log on top of a pile. Should have been well within the weight limit. Online calculators out it under 2000 lbs. And it did pick it up just fine. But when I tilted the bucket forward to roll it off the forks, it rolled onto the pile, then back onto the forks, and then when I backed up to let it drop, the forks fell off the bucket again. I thought the clamps had slipped again but when I went to try to reinstall it, the clamps were bend badly. The bracket for the clamps has the piece of round tubing in the design. The pictures here appear to show it being fully welded around the edge of that tube. The unit I received, it is NOT. It was welded at the top, and the bottom just had a couple of cold tack welds that pulled clean off of that tube. They didn't even have any penetration. You can sort of see it in the attached pictures.Just bad and incomplete welding. I know it's a cheap imported parts, but come on...I guess I'll try to heat it and bend back straight, and weld it properly. It's always neat having to finish building equipment for the manufacturer.

Great attachment for your tractor bucket. So far have used it to carry bulky brush, to turn over a mulch pile on my property, carry firewood and used it as forks to carry a UTV snow plow into storage. Was really impressed with the quality of the attachment, it is very strong, well made and has nice clean welds. The only downside was the bolts that they included to spin the clamps to the bucket. Use those for something else, I use a piece of rebar which is much easier on the hands and provides better leverage. The attachment has not come loose or fallen off the bucket during use, I highly recommend the debris forks for your tractor.

I am amazed how well this works on my tractor. The fastener bolts are a little soft, not high grade steel bolts. I’d recommend picking up some replacements to have on hand. I’ve scratched the paint on the forks but have not bent or damaged the forks beyond that. All and all definitely a good buy, I use daily.