Streamline Material Handling with Loflin Fabrication's Standard Skid Steer Pallet Forks Frame: American-Made Efficiency Effortlessly handle palletized materials with the Loflin Fabrication Standard Skid Steer Pallet Forks Frame. This American-made attachment, designed for skid steer loaders, empowers construction crews, warehouse workers, and property owners to manage pallet handling tasks with unmatched efficiency and control. Built for Strength and Versatility Constructed from robust 3/16" thick steel: Ensures exceptional durability for demanding applications, handling heavy palletized loads with confidence. CNC-machined carriage bar: Provides precise fit and smooth operation for the adjustable forks. Three locking positions: Allow for adjusting the fork width to accommodate various pallet sizes, enhancing versatility. Thin frame design: Enables closer load placement to the machine, improving stability and control during transport. Available in multiple sizes (ranging from 36" to 72"): Choose the perfect size to match your specific skid steer loader and pallet dimensions. Engineered for User-Friendly Operation Standard class 2 forks: Compatible with a wide range of commercially available pallet forks for added flexibility. Optional steps: Enhance access and safety when entering or exiting the cab while the forks are attached. Quick-attach system (compatible with most skid steer models): Provides easy attachment and detachment from your skid steer loader. Loflin Fabrication's Standard Skid Steer Pallet Forks Frame is ideal for Construction sites: Efficiently load, transport, and unload palletized materials like bricks, blocks, and building supplies. Warehouses and distribution centers: Manage palletized goods with ease, streamlining loading, unloading, and storage processes. Manufacturing facilities: Move palletized materials within your facility efficiently and safely. Property owners: Handle palletized materials for various projects, from landscaping supplies to building materials. Additional Information Standard class 2 pallet forks CNC machined carriage bar with 3 locking locations for a quality fit Thin frame design for greater lift capacity, moves load center closer to machine for more load stability and control Forks are available in 36″, 42″, 48″, 60″, and 72″ Available with optional steps Custom logo available in back grill (10 piece minimum) Loflin Fabrication Media SKID STEER ATTACHMENTS MINI SKID STEER ATTACHMENTS Product Demonstration Videos Brush Cutter Wood Splitter About Loflin Fabrication Building Inspiring Skid Steer Attachments Loflin Fabrication, LLC began in 1993 as two guys doing favors for a few friends. Greg Loflin and Terry Ferrell worked in a local factory and used skid steers in their spare time. Both men had developed welding, mechanical and engineering knowledge – not only from working in manufacturing, but from their hobbies and outside activities as well. These guys came from families of farmers and contractors – they understood the need for a quality product at a fair price. The business started in a 3000 square foot “hand made” metal building constructed behind Greg’s house. He and Terry worked weekends welding it together. The frame of the building was erected from scrapped metal furniture racks. A few prototypes of various attachments were completed and given to friends that worked this equipment. Research and development came through feedback from people who actually use the products. They immediately developed a reputation for exceptional workmanship and quick delivery. Advertising came by word of mouth. Loflin Fabrication, LLC has maintained focus on quality and value – no compromise…no exception! The business has expanded from a couple of welding machines to a 140,000 square foot manufacturing facility with the state of the art equipment required to meet customer demands and expectations. Our laser and plasma cutters, robotic welders and a complete machine shop – are just part of what it takes for us to remain an industry leader! Extensive use of fixtures and jigs help ensure quality in the manufacturing process. Using feedback from customers who are constantly looking to improve productivity and job cost, industry demand has continued to center around research and development! Keeping overhead low and in-house manufacturing have been two major keys to the success of this business. Another key is our workforce; Our employees are local people who are proud of what they build!
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