Originally Posted By: Todd3138
Originally Posted By: JKB
Forks are pretty good for moving things like logs, picking up downed trees to easily cut up with a chain saw, getting your chainsaw out of a pinch situation, and I can go on... Great attachment, and I would buy one. Very many uses, and your back, arm's, leg's, head, family, friends will thank you, But...

...They really suck at moving brush! Got a steel grill on that baby? Brush has a way finding the right passage thru the grill guard, and you don't have one, to mess up the grill. I need a new one on the Kubota, and they ain't cheap!


Good points, JKB. Thanks! I hadn't thought of being able to use forks to hold logs while I cut them - great idea!


We just section the trees in the field about 12-16 feet long, then move them to the wood shed where the the log splitter is. Makes life easier. Cut, split and stack in one convenient location. Some large trees have to be cut shorter due to the weight.

Another handy attachment is a box scraper. One thing I would not be without! Long driveways are really easy to grade in a couple passes. Work much better than a back blade. Good for popping out little stumps too!


Last edited by JKB; 05/09/12 05:21 AM.