Posted 5/3/2011 08:09 (#1759060) Subject: skid steer manure fork- need a reccomendation
NW IA
I am looking at a manure fork for my Bobcat and would like to know what style is preferred. One dealer recomended the Kverneland style curved or "cranked" tine over the flat ones that come straight out of the frame. I wonder how durable they would be and if they are really better in some situations. Thanks
Posted 5/3/2011 08:37 (#1759108 - in reply to #1759102) Subject: RE: skid steer manure fork- need a reccomendation
I bought a 72" Virnig. I used it quit a bit moving frozen manure from my corrals earlier and it is indistructable. Much heavier then other manure forks. I've also got a double quick tach grab fork from Sheyenne MFG.
Posted 5/3/2011 17:41 (#1759611 - in reply to #1759060) Subject: RE: skid steer manure fork- need a reccomendation
Wayne County, IN
I've got a Cat brand manure fork with a grapple on it, bought it used for about the same as a new manure fork and really like it. You can pick up so much more, carry manure pack without spilling it everywhere and I use it to move down trees and clean up junk as well ( although I have bent a tine or two $25 each) Just my .02 cents
Posted 5/3/2011 19:49 (#1759721 - in reply to #1759060) Subject: RE: skid steer manure fork- need a reccomendation
You say you want a " manure fork ", but think about what else you might want/be able to do with it. I have the tine grapple from Notch. Bought it for packed bedding like stalk bales. Also planned on using it for small trees and brush. Really works good for both of those. Really depends on what you want to do with it.
skid steer manure fork- need a reccomendation
