i have a jd4100 with410 loader bucket will these forks work
637094
I am not sure, but the bucket which came with the Bobcat Toolcat 5600 was able to use these pallet forks without any problem. There is reasonable flexibility in the thickness it can clamp down upon. You may be able to search for images of the Bobcat bucket to compare. I found the forks very well made, very sturdy, and have been using them for a few months now, no complaints. I've tried to protect the threads of the clamps from rust, thats about it.
637095
If it is a standard size bucket, I can't see why they wouldn't work. I'm extremely happy with the quality and ease of installation. I've used to pick up big/heavy pieces of concrete, stumps, trees, etc. and they worked great.
637096
I have a pair for my Kubota 6800, but I would see no reason why these forks would work on any tractor. There is a great amount of flexibility for fit (about 2-3ft. allowance from side to side of bucket and 6 inches or more for the clamp-on mechanism). I recommend getting the spreader bar... it adds a great deal of strength and stability and it is also flexible insofar a fit. I can honestly say they are one of the best accessories I have ever purchased for my tractor... especially in light it the reasonable cost. Hope this helps.
637097
work great on my Kabota, lifting pallets, work well digging out tress, etc, tend to get pushed out of line A bit with heavy trees or using them to undermine and pick up stumps
637098
I finally used these forks for the first time to carry my 60" kabota mower deck. They work great. Easy on/off and heavy duty
637099
Yes, these forks will work great with the 4100. Your bucket will be safe and easily used as a fork lift with this fork set.
637100
most likely i tried to get a good picture of your bucket and it looks pretty standard so i say yes and these are great forks very stable and heavy duty
2021952
The one i got was 9mm. If you look on ebay they have the same fork with different sized axles 9,13 and 20 i think. If youre looking for something other than 9 you might as well order it from ebay cause either one ships from china
2041271
I'm running Shimano XTR V brakes. They function perfectly with these forks. You may need to adjust your diacomp V brakes to make them seat properly.
1609617
I'd think so. I have the 72, and my friend has a 48, he also has the same pipes. Not sure of the year of his bike but it is around a '12. I'm pretty certain they should work.
487096
The driveshaft are for 15 or 20 mm thru axle forks. The Clutch SD is for the standard 9 mm fork.
2030698
No - its a basic pull behind with pin attachment. I'm not familiar wiht that model of JD but it should work without a problem.
869860
Hi, Thanks for the question. I can't seem to get many specs on your bikes but it looks like it should fit. As long as you have an 1 1/8" steerer this fork will work as a direct replacement for your fork. Thanks
749791
Seller should be able to give you the models that it fits - it does require the 'quick release' attachment on John Deere equipment. Weight varies according to length of the tines - I got the 42" and I'm guessing they weigh a couple of hundred pounds. The FedEx driver and I were able to move the forks off of the back of his hydraulic tailgate. I drove the tractor out to the street, took the forks off of the pallet, hooked them to the tractor and drove it back to the barn.
74195
I do not know if it will fit that frame, they have a standard bolt hole placement for the calipers, so "if" the frame has disk brake bolt holes on the frame and on the fork it "should" fit, but I am not sure if the stock frame that came with standard brakes would have the additional mounting holes for the disk calipers on the fork and frame, sorry for the inability to answer definitively, perhaps look at bikes with disk brakes the mounting config and then see if your frame / fork has similar configuration
1932298
The pads are adjustable and as long as the mounting hole is in the correct spot, on the fork, they should work.
85951
Yes they will work, I just bought this same set for my YTH 2348 Husqvarna. It's a very good set and the price is right. RCOHM
1909043
I put them on a standard ten speed without modifying. You may need to spread the forks or trailing arms slightly but it is a fairly easy modification. Make sure the wheels will accept the disk
1121083
please check this website out, I hope it will help---- http://www.allpartsgrills.com/ecommerce/pair-of-jumbo-stainless-steel-rotisserie-forks.html
1838157
Hi, Both front and rear are 10 mm. You might be able to squeeze them into the front, you're only talking 1mm and most every fork has play in the dropouts. Goodluck.
2053509
First check your tire size. These are for 700C tires, probably no wider than 35's. If your bike has the right tires the next thing to check is to see if it has fender mounting holes. There will be a threaded hole on each side of the fork near the axle, a hole in the center of the fork right over the tire, and a threaded hole near the rear axle on each side. If you've got all this, they will work
755414
yeah no problem you just need to get the adapters that clip on to your forks
1097900
You will need a Thru-Axle adapter to accommodate your fork. These are available in a variety of sizes, the most common being 15mm and 20mm.