Skid Steer Pallet Forks Attachment – Walk-Thru Frame | Heavy-Duty Hydraulic Material Handling

When you're moving pallets, building materials, or heavy loads on the job site, you need equipment that won't slow you down. The Skid Steer Class 3 Pallet Forks Attachment from Stinger Attachments is built for high-horsepower skid steers, utility tractors, and mid-sized payloaders that demand serious lifting capacity and all-day reliability. This isn't a light-duty attachment you'll outgrow in six months—it's a heavy-duty pallet fork system designed to handle the toughest material handling jobs across construction sites, lumber yards, agricultural operations, and industrial facilities.

Forge Claw is proud to distribute Stinger Attachments' Class 3 Pallet Forks because they represent everything we value: American manufacturing, rock-solid construction, and real-world performance that holds up season after season. These hydraulic pallet forks feature a modular design that combines precision engineering with brute strength, giving you the flexibility to adjust fork positioning on the fly while maintaining structural integrity under load. Whether you're stacking lumber, moving feed pallets, or handling blocks and masonry materials, this attachment delivers the stability and control you need to work safely and efficiently.

The frame design is where Stinger's engineering really shines. The top carrier bar is machined from 1.5-inch by 4.5-inch heavy-duty steel and welded to a massive 3-inch by 3-inch structural tube with a 3/8-inch wall thickness. That's not standard tubing you'd find at a hardware store—this is structural steel designed for industrial construction and equipment applications where failure isn't an option. The bottom carrier uses a 1/2-inch by 3-inch flat bar welded to a 3-inch by 4-inch heavy tube, also with a 3/8-inch wall. This dual-beam design distributes load forces evenly across the entire frame, preventing the sagging, bending, and stress fractures that plague lighter pallet fork systems.

Precision matters when you're sliding forks into position dozens of times a day. Stinger manufactures these pallet forks in a jig fixture to maintain tight tolerances throughout the welding and assembly process. Why does this matter to you? Because high-tolerance manufacturing means your forks slide smoothly along the carrier bars without binding, sticking, or requiring excessive force to adjust. You're not fighting your equipment—you're moving loads. That ease of adjustment saves time on every single lift and reduces operator fatigue over the course of a full workday.

The forks themselves come from Cascade Corporation, an industry leader in fork manufacturing right here in the USA. These aren't generic imports with questionable steel composition—they're engineered specifically for material handling applications where strength, durability, and consistent performance are non-negotiable. The combination of Stinger's robust frame design and Cascade's proven forks creates a complete system you can trust with valuable materials and tight project timelines.

Hydraulic operation gives you control that manual pallet forks simply can't match. Instead of manually repositioning forks or settling for a fixed width that might not suit your current load, you adjust fork spacing from the comfort of your cab using your machine's auxiliary hydraulics. This means faster setup times, better load distribution, and the ability to handle varying pallet sizes without climbing out of your seat. When you're moving between different materials throughout the day—say, from standard 48-inch pallets to wider building materials—hydraulic adjustment keeps you productive instead of frustrated.

Available in multiple frame widths and fork length combinations, this attachment system adapts to your specific machine and application requirements. Whether you need 48-inch forks for standard pallet work or 72-inch forks for handling longer materials like lumber or pipe, Stinger offers configurations that match your daily workload. Frame widths range from 48 inches up to 96 inches, accommodating everything from compact utility tractors to large skid steers with high auxiliary flow capacity.

Forge Claw stands behind these pallet forks with free nationwide shipping, getting this heavy-duty attachment to your location without adding freight costs to your investment. We've built our reputation on reliable products, honest service, and equipment that performs exactly as promised. When contractors, landscapers, and agricultural operators across the country need material handling attachments they can count on, they turn to Forge Claw because we deliver quality without the runaround.

The modular design philosophy behind these Class 3 Pallet Forks means you're buying an attachment that can grow with your operation. As your material handling needs expand or change, you can add different fork lengths or accessories without replacing the entire frame assembly. This adaptability protects your investment and gives you flexibility that fixed-configuration attachments simply can't offer. You're not locked into a single setup—you've got options.

Built in the USA from structural-grade materials and backed by serious warranty coverage, the Stinger Class 3 Pallet Forks represent a genuine investment in your operation's productivity. This isn't about buying the cheapest option you can find online and hoping it holds together. It's about equipping your machine with an attachment that performs reliably, year after year, across the demanding conditions that define real job sites. When your reputation depends on showing up and getting work done, your equipment needs to share that commitment to performance.

• Available Frame Widths: 48", 60", 72", 84", and 96"
• Available Fork Lengths: 48", 60", and 72"
• Fork Tine Cross Section Options: 8,200 lb capacity and 10,000 lb capacity
• Top Carrier Bar: Machined 1.5" x 4.5" heavy-duty steel
• Top Support Tube: 3" x 3" structural tube with 3/8" wall thickness
• Bottom Carrier: 1/2" x 3" flat bar
• Bottom Support Tube: 3" x 4" structural tube with 3/8" wall thickness
• Fork Manufacturer: Cascade Corporation (USA)
• Construction: Structural steel with precision jig-welded assembly
• Operation: Hydraulic fork positioning via auxiliary hydraulics
• Compatible Machines: High-horsepower skid steers, utility tractors, mid-sized payloaders
• Country of Origin: USA

• Heavy-Duty Dual-Beam Frame Design — combines machined 1.5" x 4.5" top carrier with massive 3" x 3" support tube for exceptional load distribution and frame rigidity under maximum capacity
• Precision Jig-Welded Construction — manufactured in fixture jigs to maintain tight tolerances, ensuring smooth fork adjustment without binding or excessive play throughout the service life
• Structural-Grade Steel Materials — utilizes the same high-strength steel found in industrial construction equipment and structural applications, delivering superior durability compared to standard mild steel attachments
• Hydraulic Fork Positioning System — allows operators to adjust fork spacing from the cab using auxiliary hydraulics, eliminating manual repositioning and speeding up load handling across varying pallet sizes
• Industry-Leading Cascade Corporation Forks — features genuine USA-manufactured forks engineered specifically for demanding material handling applications, backed by proven performance across commercial and industrial sectors
• Modular Configuration Options — available in multiple frame widths from 48" to 96" and fork lengths up to 72", with capacity options of 8,200 lbs or 10,000 lbs to match specific machine capabilities and application requirements
• Reinforced Bottom Carrier Assembly — 1/2" x 3" flat bar welded to 3" x 4" heavy-wall support tube provides exceptional resistance to bending forces encountered when lifting loads at full extension
• Class 3 Mounting System — engineered for high-horsepower machines including large skid steers, utility tractors, and mid-sized wheel loaders that demand heavy-duty lifting capacity and frame strength

Time is money on every job site, and the hydraulic positioning system on these Class 3 Pallet Forks translates directly into measurable time savings throughout your workday. Instead of shutting down your machine, climbing out, manually sliding forks into position, and climbing back in for every load width change, you make adjustments from your seat in seconds. Over the course of a day spent moving varied materials—standard pallets, wide building supplies, bundled lumber, and equipment—those seconds add up to hours of recovered productivity. You're completing more lifts per day with less operator fatigue and fewer interruptions to your workflow.

Durability advantages become apparent the first time you put serious weight on these forks. The structural-grade steel and precision-welded construction eliminate the flex, sag, and gradual deformation that plague lighter-duty attachments after months of hard use. When your forks maintain their geometry and strength season after season, you avoid the downtime and expense of premature replacement. You're not constantly inspecting welds for cracks or worrying whether today's lift will bend your equipment. That peace of mind matters when you've got materials to move and deadlines to meet.

The modular design philosophy protects your investment by giving you upgrade paths and configuration flexibility as your needs evolve. If your operation expands into handling longer materials, you can add extended forks without replacing the entire frame assembly. If you acquire a larger machine with higher capacity, you can reconfigure your setup to match. This adaptability means you're not locked into a single-purpose attachment that becomes obsolete when your business grows or diversifies. Your pallet fork investment scales with your operation instead of holding it back.

Productivity improvements extend beyond just moving loads faster. The stability and precise load control these heavy-duty forks provide means you can work more safely in tighter spaces and around obstacles. When your forks don't flex or twist under load, you maintain better sight lines and positioning accuracy, reducing the risk of load shifts or contact with structures, vehicles, or personnel. Safer operation means fewer incidents, less property damage, and lower insurance headaches—benefits that compound over months and years of daily use.

Real-world job site value shows up in the details that separate professional-grade equipment from budget alternatives. The smooth sliding action enabled by precision manufacturing means less wear on components and easier adjustments even when forks are under partial load. The reinforced bottom carrier assembly prevents the sagging you see with thinner materials, keeping forks level and loads stable. The genuine Cascade forks resist bending and point wear better than generic alternatives, maintaining their load-bearing geometry longer. These aren't minor details—they're the differences between equipment that performs reliably year after year and attachments that become frustrating liabilities after a season of hard work.

The Skid Steer Class 3 Pallet Forks are ideally suited for contractors handling building materials, agricultural operations moving feed and supplies, landscaping companies transporting bulk materials, and industrial facilities managing warehouse inventory. If your work involves high-horsepower machines and heavy loads, this attachment is engineered specifically for your application demands. The Class 3 designation indicates this is a heavy-duty system designed for machines with substantial lifting capacity and auxiliary hydraulic flow—not a light-duty attachment for compact equipment.

Before ordering, verify your machine's auxiliary hydraulic flow specifications and mounting plate configuration to ensure proper compatibility. These hydraulic pallet forks require adequate auxiliary flow to operate the positioning cylinders smoothly under load. Most modern high-horsepower skid steers and utility tractors provide sufficient flow, but confirming your machine's specifications prevents installation issues. If you have questions about compatibility with your specific make and model, Forge Claw's knowledgeable team can help you determine the right configuration for your equipment.

Operating best practices include distributing loads evenly across both forks, tilting forks slightly back during transport to prevent load shifting, and avoiding side loading that places lateral stress on fork tines. When adjusting fork spacing under load, reduce weight to minimum necessary levels to prevent binding and excessive cylinder strain. Regular inspection of hydraulic connections, cylinder operation, and fork condition helps identify potential issues before they cause downtime. Keep adjustment surfaces clean and lightly lubricated to maintain smooth operation and prevent premature wear.

Maintenance requirements are straightforward and minimal with proper operation. Periodically inspect all welds and structural connections for signs of stress or cracking, particularly if you regularly work at maximum capacity. Check hydraulic cylinders for leaks and ensure connections remain tight. Inspect fork surfaces for excessive wear, bending, or damage that could compromise load stability. Clean debris from carrier bars and adjustment mechanisms to prevent interference with smooth fork positioning. With basic attention to inspection and maintenance, these Class 3 Pallet Forks will deliver years of reliable service across demanding applications.

Manufactured by Stinger Attachments, this product is covered under the manufacturer's 2-year warranty for defects in materials and workmanship. Forge Claw proudly stands behind every unit we sell and offers free nationwide shipping on all heavy machinery attachments. Order your Skid Steer Class 3 Pallet Forks Attachment | Hydraulic (PF3H) from Forge Claw today. We offer flexible, easy financing and free nationwide shipping so every operator can get their hands on top-quality equipment.