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Read articles →This is a real-world first-use test of clamp-on bucket forks on a Yanmar YT235, not a spec review. The owner unboxes and mounts the Titan forks, then hits a genuine problem: the tractor can't lift a fully loaded pallet of spent grocery produce until weight is removed, showing the loader's practical limit. It ends with an honest after-use verdict, useful for buyers weighing clamp-on forks versus a dedicated front frame.
Posted by the Savvy Organics Farm channel, an owner sharing hands-on, unscripted first impressions from their own farm use.
Not always. The owner found the tractor would not lift a fully loaded produce pallet, likely exceeding the loader arm capacity of around 1100 to 1200 pounds, until some weight was removed.
The forks slide onto the bucket, with welded steel resting on the bucket edge, clamps holding it on, and a plate underneath that goes over the bucket.
The owner was very happy with the clamp-on forks for occasional weekly use, calling them less expensive and easy to use, though a front-mount fork option remains possible since the bucket has quick releases.
