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Read articles →An owner-operator uses his Mahindra Max 26 XLT with pallet forks to unload a bandsaw, drill press, and small table from a truck bed, solo. The video is a real-work scenario rather than a review, showing improvised rigging, strapping techniques, and on-the-fly problem-solving with awkward, heavy loads. There are no specs or comparisons; it's most useful to someone curious whether pallet forks can handle uneven workshop equipment without a loading dock or extra hands.
An owner-operator sharing candid, unscripted footage from his own property as he builds out what appears to be a personal workshop.
Yes, the owner used pallet forks to unload a bandsaw, drill press, and table from a truck bed by himself without a loading dock or extra help.
The drill press was the heaviest and trickiest, described as a back breaker that required sliding it onto a pallet and careful maneuvering by hand.
He sets the parking brake, engages the lockout, then lifts slowly and gently, later noting it is better to lower the load on even ground before backing out.
