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Old 12-22-2018, 09:44 AM
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They want $600. I have absolutely no use for a forklift, but I can’t seem to get this thing out of my head. I’m trying to upload a better picture. If you zoom in you can kinda see how the steering and drive system hooks up. Definitely not homegrown.
Those are bale spears, not pallet forks. Seemed worth noting.
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It's nice to know Cousin Eddie has found gainful employment after being laid off at the asbestos factory.
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I like that it uses the rear axle for the weight instead of the front.
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Still gonna need a bunch of weight on the front to be able to lift anything, much less steer it once lifted!!
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Nato are you intrested in it Im about 20 minutes away from it let me know if I can be of assistance. Its been on there awhile I was kinda keeping an eye on it
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Riley, what’s up buddy? I can’t seem to pull the trigger on this thing. It looks cool, and I do need another project. If I don’t come up with something soon, my wife is going to want me to start on her list of things to do..... and believe me, that list does not include anything with a Kohler motor. What are your thoughts? Does it look homegrown to you?
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Now that is something one doesn't see everyday. Pretty cool indeed!
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I really cant say for sure if it is real or homemade the 125 under it looks nice though
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You'll typically see things like this in Farm Show magazine. It would be handy for me, to load and unload my Sweptside, and for 600$ I'd be on it quicker than two rivets of a jack-rabbit's as$! There was a thread here that had a some-what similar, one-arm hoist tractor- build going for it, but was quickly and ( rudely ) shot down by the great know-all's.

An actual fork lift attachment offered by Danco, this was mounted on an Original. The attachment was front mounted, and included a heavy front axle.

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