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Read articles →An owner-operator tests a set of LandTop 48-inch, 4,000-lb pallet forks (received as a sponsor item, ~$800 with discount code) on his John Deere 5067E with 500M loader, using real logs including a large poplar stump and two heavy red oaks to probe the loader's lift and curl limits. He also draws informal comparisons to his previous Kubota. Best for anyone weighing budget pallet forks or curious about the 500M loader's real-world capacity.
Posted by the K&H Tractors channel; the forks were provided by LandTop free of charge, and the video includes a sponsored discount code, so expect a generally favorable but hands-on rather than purely promotional take.
It lifted a large poplar stump backing uphill with no counterweight without the rear end coming off the ground, and curled two heavy red oak logs, though it could not lift the oaks straight up without counterweight.
They are 48-inch forks rated at 4,000 lb lift capacity, skid steer quick attach style, listed at around $800 or a little less with a discount code.
Yes, there is a slot for a hay spear and stabilizer tines, so you can use the frame for forks and a hay spear without buying two separate attachments.
