VEVOR 3 Point Hitch Pallet Fork, 2000lbs Capacity Tractor Pallet Forks, 41'' Quick Hitch Attachments for Category 1 or 2 Tractor, Skid Steer Loader, Black

Seems well built and strong. I have not used it yet, but I am fairly sure it will work well. The “forks” fold up or can be unpinned easily, which I like. The complete unit with forks folder can sit against a wall for much easier storage.

Garbage. It was shipped separately and I hooked it up to my tractor. The metal bent and was out of shape in no time. Spend more money and buy a quality product.

I did get all parts. They do work. The forks are 24" apart, and totally sealed so they slide over the ground fork wise without filling up with dirt. The tabs that hold the pins that connect the lower 3 point hitch seem weak and did bend with a load.

I mounted this on my new Holland 35 hp. I have used to move a IBC water tote around the farm and it works very well, I like that the forks foal up and out of the way when necessary. Paint or powder coat could be better but an excellent value.

It showed up very quickly, or at least half did. Got the forks but no back assembly to connect to tractor. Amazon status=delivered, so I was concerned I bought the wrong thing. Amazon support points immediately to the vendor (Vevor). Vevor was helpful, and did confirm it ships in 2 boxes (not marked on box #1). Eventually got box #2 (at least the contents- the cardboard wrapper was pretty much shredded). No instructions, but maybe they fell out. Back to Vevor web site and they will email it to me...in a few days. So I assembled it without instructions- not too bad. However, the holes are huge sloppy, oversized holes. Some almost 1/4" oversized on a 11/16" bolt (whatever that is in metric). I wound up making flange washers on a lathe to fill in the oversized holes before they get mangled by the sloppy bolts banging into the steel every time I move a load. One fork fit in place on the back frame with help from a hammer. Other side was super loose and I packed it out with shim washers so it's no so sloppy. The top link is not welded at all square, but the link has a pivot, so it is less critical.Considering I was planning to fabricate one from loose steel, this was a time saver for me, and probably not a lot more expensive than buying the raw steel and adding my free labor, but it was not ready to go and took several hours of rework to fit it to my tractor. Then to find it will not reach the ground with my 3 pt hitch at lowest limits of its travel. The base has adjustable holes, but I'm already at the lowest setting, so I am planning to weld more steel to the back frame and make additional connection point for the interface to the 3pt hitch.Its a nice start to a kit to make a fork lift for your 3 point, but don't expect it to be ready to use out of the box.

This item shows up in at least 2 shipments, I got the forks first, then the frame was delayed several days...none of it included the hardware to assemble the forks to the frame, nor the 3 pt hardware shown in the advertisement.

I purchased this because I liked the design. I can leave the frame installed and either fold up the legs (issues), or remove the legs until I need them.Overall, it is a good design and built relatively well. The welds are good and neat and the steel used is robust enough to indicate that it will carry the designed load.The problem, for me, is that the holes on one side doesn't like up well. It lines up enough to fit the pin when extended, but not when folded up. The problem is on the frame end and just not worth the hassle of sending back for replacement. I think the company knows this and knows most will simply grind the hole out enough to "make it work." It is a shame because the system is "almost right."I'm sure some are shipped out and work perfectly fine. Perhaps ordering from Vevor directly gets you a more quality assured product, but mine is an almost complete kit that I will have to finish out.Otherwise, I expect it to do what I need to and that is to lift and move heavier items around my work area.

This seems like a very well built piece the biggest question is where are the forks. Pretty useless without them, seller should be in contact with buyers and advice is two shipments are to be expected?