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Standard pallet forks 8-21t

Description

• The Coupler, Bucket and Pallet Fork combination allows excavators to improve their versatility, changing attachments in less than 30 seconds
• The 360 degrees rotation on an excavator has a greater working envelope giving it a big advantage over standard Tele-handlers
• The Excavator Pallet Fork gives the owner/operator the versatility of a Tele-handler without the extra investment
• Tines are easily adjusted to accommodate different pallet dimensions
• Locking pins prevent tines moving on the rack
• High quality tines with a Factor of Safety of 3 : 1
• Gussets and box section reinforce the mounting frame
• Locking pins prevent tines moving on the rack

Machine Weight
(Tonne)		Product ModelWeight
(kg)		Lift Capacity
(Tons)
43313PF18-22952
18-25PF25-33453

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South Scotland - Kevin Fraser (Sales Director) Phone: 07788 533918 Email: kevin.fraser@jgordon.co.uk
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