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Read articles →This is an owner's real-world test of an Arrow pallet-fork attachment on an LS Tractor, not a dealer walkaround. He explains quick-attach mounting, fork spacing adjustment, lift-capacity tradeoffs versus a bucket (roughly 1100 lb at the pivot point), and notes build quality plus a crooked front bumper mount. He then attempts lifting a pallet of retaining wall blocks, though the demo gets cut short by site obstacles. Useful for buyers weighing fork capacity and fit.
Posted by TEK Life Adventures, an owner sharing hands-on impressions and follow-up corrections from his own property rather than a dealer or professional review.
Roughly 1100 pounds on a pallet, since weight is distributed further out on the forks, even though the pivot point is designed for 2200 pounds.
The owner says it is very well built, with solid wall joints, a solid back plate, and thick forks that are not going to bend like cheaper models.
Some dealers recommend no more than 42 inch for stability, but the owner prefers the extra stability of the 48 inch forks and chose those instead.
No, lifting it straight up the tractor did not struggle, though the pallet was sunk into the ground and some force was taken off to help it lift.
