I think they are one of the most useful implements you can have for a tractor with no loader. I also think the weight is better suited on the back end, as long as the front end is ballasted. I have moved a 3200 lb log with the set in the photo, log was weighed, 4'-0" diameter, still in my yard to be cut up. I can go in the woods and pick up logs from trees I've felled and never get off the tractor. I carry a pallet with my saw and tools on it, lower and drop where I want it and then go to work. I can pick up my rotary mower and move it easily with these. This one is a Woods Du Al universal set of forks with brackets that have 1" holes for loader pins. I looked at this set, saw I could easily make a true category 2 3 point hitch, just by adding the top link mast. Paid 400.00 and spent another 200.00 to add what I needed. Don't mind the wrinkled fender, previous owner did that somehow to this exceptional tractor, now has just over 1300 hours.
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