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Read articles →This is an owner's personal rundown of the bucket-mounted pallet forks he uses on his Boomer 24, not a buying guide or product review. He explains how they clamp onto the bucket lip, adjusting fork spacing for pallets versus logs, the 1000 lb capacity, and his winter/summer grease routine (red grease vs. Lubriplate) for rust prevention. No pricing, brand, or install footage beyond description, best for owners wondering how forks work day-to-day.
Posted by the Death by Bunjie channel, an owner sharing hands-on experience from using this tractor on his own property.
You loosen the handles, slide the forks closer together for pallets or farther apart toward the bucket edges for moving logs, then tighten the handles down again.
The forks have a label stating a one thousand pound capacity, with a warning not to overload them or load clear out to the end of the fork.
Store them in a tractor shed out of the rain, spray the threads heavy with red grease in winter, and use Lubriplate in summer since it does not evaporate as fast as WD40.
Yes, the owner has moved pretty heavy logs with the tractor and forks without damage, though they can tilt in slightly when pushing logs and need straightening.
