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Read articles →An RK25 owner unboxes a budget Amazon quick-attach pallet fork set, walks through build quality observations (welds, fork adjustment, included 2-inch receiver), and then does a short real-world lift test moving logs, pallets, and metal gates. The video is light on hard specs but covers the value case clearly, price savings versus local options, 42-inch fork length, hay-spear compatibility, best for compact-tractor owners weighing cheap Amazon implements.
Posted by the chicken hawk farmstead channel, apparently an owner-operator sharing a first-use experience from their own property.
Yes, the forks accept hay spears, so you can pop the forks off and put hay spears on for a front hay spear attachment.
Yes, it has a 2-inch receiver, so you can put a 2-inch receiver accessory or drag trailers around, plus use it for a winch mount.
The forks are rated around 2,500 pounds, more than the RK25's roughly 1,200 pound lift capacity, so the tractor is the limiting factor.
Shipping took about one to two weeks from Texas with free shipping, and the forks cost about 200 to 300 dollars less than local options.
