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John Deere Tractor Forks
Fri Oct 10, 2008 9:30 pm	<< >>
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John Deere tractor forks will get a lot of use on a construction site. John Deere makes a variety of tractor fork attachments such as pin style forks and rail style forks. These forks are optimized to work with John Deere 300-Series Skid Steers and Compact Track Loaders, however they will fit on many other competitive models. John Deere creates many different construction worksite attachments for their tractors and larger machines, so it's not difficult to find smaller parts. John Deere does overall manufacture great construction equipment as well as farm equipment and other heavy machinery. So if you're thinking about purchasing new agriculture equipment or other machinery, then John Deere is certainly worth considering.

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John Deere Ag Fork Attachment

"The new John Deere Ag Forks are available in four sizes. The smaller AF60 and AF66 and the larger AF72 and AF78. Tines easily penetrate pen-packed material for quicker clean-out. Visibility to the tines is unrestricted. Bolt-on tines are easy to replace. Come equipped with standard 10.5-inch tine spacing. Like all Worksite Pro attachments, these ag forks are optimized to work with John Deere 300-Series Skid Steers and Compact Track Loaders, and are compatible with most competitive models."

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John Deere Fork Attachment

"John Deere offers both pin style and rail style Worksite Pro Pallet Forks in two lengths: 42- and 48-in. Both styles offer a step on each side of the pallet fork frame for easy entry into and exit from the skid steer. The rail style pallet forks hold the forks in a rigid position. The forks stay fixed in the set position at all times. The rail style features a robust single-piece backrest and unrestricted visibility to the fork tips. Forks can be located 203–1016 mm (8–40-in.) wide with 102 mm (4-in.) increments, offering eight positions."