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Read articles →This is a short, personal clip of one owner unboxing and installing a new set of Titan pallet forks on his John Deere, swapping off the bucket and mounting the forks on the loader. He gives brief real-world feedback: 4,000 lb capacity, 48 in forks, minor cosmetic scratches on arrival, and his opinion that it beats paying extra for John Deere-branded forks. Good for buyers comparing aftermarket fork options and price.
Posted by the Tyler Burgess channel, an owner sharing his own hands-on impressions rather than a dealer or brand representative.
Take the bucket off, hook up the mast, then slide the forks onto the groove on both sides to mount them.
They are rated 4,000 lb with 48 in forks, and the owner says they are worth the money versus spending an extra $600 on John Deere brand forks.
The owner says a common complaint is forks arriving scratched or dented, and his set had a couple of scratches but nothing significant.
