YITAMOTOR 48-Inch Pallet Fork Blades — 4000 lbs Capacity, 2-Pack Skid Steer Attachments

Overview

Meet the YITAMOTOR 48-inch pallet fork blades, designed to extend the versatility of your skid steer, tractor loader, or compact forklift. Built to pair with slotted pallet fork frames, these blades are engineered to handle demanding tasks with stability and control. This 2-pack gives you a ready-to-use setup for projects that require two balanced forks, helping you plan and execute material moves more efficiently.

Why choose these pallet fork blades

• Substantial load capacity: rated up to 4000 lbs, so you can move heavy pallets, construction materials, and more with confidence.
• Broad range of uses: ideal for lifting construction materials, debris, logs, lumber, timber, or firewood; also suitable for hauling steel beams and other bulky items.
• Easy installation: quick mounting to a compatible skid steer pallet fork frame, helping you stay productive on site, at the barn, or in the yard.
• Wide compatibility: designed to fit slotted skid steer frames from popular brands, including Kubota, John Deere, and Bobcat.
• Clear dimensions and weight: each blade set weighs around 99.21 lbs and measures 48 inches long, 4 inches wide, with an 8 mm thickness and a 22-inch overall height when mounted.

What you can do with the blades

• Move pallets and heavy totes in warehouses, farmyards, and construction sites with steadiness.
• Transport raw materials like lumber, timber, and firewood from trucks to work zones.
• Clear debris, relocate steel components, or haul miscellaneous loads where a two-point fork spread helps balance the lift.

Specifications and inclusions

• Weight: 99.21 lbs (pair)
• Overall length: 48 inches
• Overall width: 4 inches
• Height: 22 inches
• Thickness: 8 mm
• Package: a pair of pallet fork blades

Note: Always observe your equipment’s rated capacity and secure loads properly. While these blades are designed for heavy tasks, the actual performance depends on your machine, attachment setup, and on-site conditions. Consider pairing with compatible forks and adhering to safe handling practices for best results.