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Read articles →This one's specifically about fitting Titan pallet forks to a Branson 2515H, and it centers on a real fitment problem: the quick-attach pins don't line up on Korean-built models like this one, so the owner shows exactly where and how he ground out the slots with a drill and angle grinder. It also covers price (~$650 shipped via Amazon), receiver hitch clearance, and a quick water-tank lift test. Useful for buyers of these specific forks who need to know the grinding fix in advance.
An owner-operator sharing a hands-on account of a purchase and modification on his own Branson tractor.
No, the quick attach pins don't fit properly, especially on Branson and other Korean models, so grinding is required before they will go on.
Drill three quarter inch holes at the slot, then connect them with an angle grinder, grinding about a quarter inch on each side for a rounded radius.
It only sticks out about a half inch more than the forks, which the owner does not think will cause a problem.
Bought on Amazon, fulfilled by Titan, for about 650 dollars shipped, since palletforks.com was out of stock at the time.
