Used Pallet Forks in Ohio, USA

Match the fork’s rated capacity and load center to your crawler loader’s lift rating. Choose tine length based on pallet size and load depth; longer tines increase leverage and reduce rated capacity.

Check the attachment plate pattern (manufacturer quick‑attach), hydraulic/pin requirements, and weight limits. Verify the fork’s mounting system fits your loader or use an adapter plate if available.

Forks are usually shipped on pallets or crated and can be trucked as freight. Confirm dimensions, weight, and how the vendor secures tines. For oversized units, plan for permits and proper load securing during transport.

Most pallet forks fall within standard freight limits, but very wide or heavy assemblies may need oversize permits. Check local transport rules and carrier requirements before booking shipment.

Regularly inspect tines for bends, cracks, and wear; check pins, locks and welds; grease pivot points; remove rust and touch up paint. Replace damaged tines and worn locking components promptly.