GARVEE Pallet Forks Buying Guide & Review: A Perfect Fit for Your Equipment
Engineered to lift heavy loads and move things around, the right type of pallet fork is a great addition to your machinery. The heavy-duty tool can be attached or mounted to various types of equipment, including forklifts, skid steers and tractors.
A pallet fork typically consists of two or more horizontal steel tines extending from a frame, allowing the machine to lift objects. Even though the majority of this tool performs the same basic function, their design, load capacity and dimensions largely impact the task you’re aiming to finish.
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For instance, a standard pallet fork, although efficient, is best for the general lifting of pallets. Whereas a heavy-duty pallet is specifically built to support industrial or construction-grade tasks.
If you prefer flexibility, there are adjustable pallet forks, which can be easily moved to either side to handle different loads. Similarly, quick-attach forks are ideal to mount to compatible loaders or tractors.
As well as lifting and moving things, a pallet fork is pivotal in reducing safety risk and equipment needs, as some designs boast versatile applications. If you’re looking for a tool attachment that can increase productivity within a reasonable budget, we have got you covered.
GARVEE offers a wide range of pallet fork options, each catering to different needs owing to their various functions. Whether you want to raise a new building or shake things up on your farm, the right pallet fork is just the tool attachment you need.
Table of Contents
- GARVEE Pallet forks for your every need
- How to install the pallet fork in a few simple steps
- Important safety measures to follow
- General Pallet Fork Q&A
GARVEE Pallet forks for every need
1. Clamp on Pallet Fork

The standard pallet by GARVEE, with a load capacity between 2000 and 6000 lbs, is efficiency married to convenience. The clamp-on attachment typically ranges from 36 to 73 inches, which can be easily mounted to a tractor or a skid steer.
The clamp on pallet fork is the most basic two-prong fork, which is used for general moving around of material, as well as loading and unloading it from a truck or storage area. It also comes with an adjustable stabilizer bar, which means you can adjust it according to your need and requirements, allowing the handling of different-sized and shaped items.
This design is a universal fit for major tractors and weighs as little as 46.3 lbs. This is the perfect choice for DIY enthusiasts or in small-scale farming or agriculture, which deal with moderately heavy items, such as lumber, hay bales, wooden boxes or debris.
Aside from the quality, the quick-attach feature of the GRAVEE clamp-on fork is what appeals to most customers. One of them wrote in their review:
“I was pleasantly surprised by the quality and value of the forks that I use on my Case Backhoe. They are substantial and well-made. Simple to assemble and attach, they easily perform the task of carrying what I need to move, pallets and timbers.”
“The product is high-quality and durable., It was easy to assemble and use., The design is modern and visually appealing., Great value for the price., The product is efficient and performs as described (or better)”
2. Heavy-Duty Debris Fork

You need a well-equipped tool with the right features and strength to collect debris from construction sites, which is unusually heavy. The GARVEE Heavy-Duty 5 Fork Clamp-On Pallet is specifically created for such high-intensity tasks.
The debris forks for lawn tractor comes with a 2,500 lbs capacity, and its high-strength steel body is resistant to wear and general damage thanks to the quality powder coating on it.
The fork can be easily mounted on lawn tractors, loaders and mowers using just 2 nuts, 2 bolts and 1 clamp-on pallet forks. You can set it up easily with a bolt-turn that hardly takes a couple of seconds. The 48-inch clamp-on attachment tool is perfect for farms, warehouses, and factories.
What else can the heavy-duty clamp-on fork do? Well, hauling limbs, logs, firewood and moving brush is just some of the many things it’s built to carry out. This item is a favorite among our customers, with one of them rating it the “best product.”
“The product is high-quality and durable., It was easy to assemble and use., The design is modern and visually appealing. Great value for the price., The product is efficient and performs as described (or better).”
However, some users found issues with the bolts that are used to mount the fork to the equipment. One customer, despite finding the overall product satisfying, pointed out:
“The bolts that are used to turn the bolts that fasten to the tractor bucket are poorly designed. Both of mine came loose during the first use and were lost. I now use a screwdriver to fasten, which is not that big of a deal, but I thought it was worth mentioning”
3. Skid Steer Loader Pallet Fork

You need a specific type of pallet fork for a skid steer loader. The powerful engine-powered machine is known for its manoeuvrability and multi-tasking ability.
The heavy-duty model is capable of handling significant loads, making it ideal for numerous demanding tasks. The Skid Steer Pallet Fork by GARVEE can safely lift up to 5,400 lbs and manoeuvre difficult positions with its versatility.
The debris fork comes with 7 fork tines and a stabilizer bar to keep things secure during transport. And thanks to its simple clockwise twist connection, which allows quick and secure installation. Despite its many impressive features, the Debris Clamp-On Fork is retailing at $384.99, and most of our customers have raved about its efficiency after trying their hand at it.
“By adding the brush forks to your regular tractor bucket, you can scoop and load limbs and brush. It worked well and saved a lot of bending and manual labor loading brush. Glad I purchased one.”
As for the ease with which it can be set up, another customer wrote: “It was easy to assemble and use., The product is efficient and performs as described (or better).”
4. Quick Attach Pallet Fork

When there’s a long list of demanding tasks lined up, spending hours attaching an extension to the forklift is the last thing you’d want to do.
But a quick-attach pallet fork can be set up easily and doesn’t demand labor. GARVEE’s Quick Attach Pallet Forks features an adjustable stabiliser bar, providing increased flexibility.
Made of metal, the clip-on fork can be easily installed and removed, letting you secure the attachment to your bucket in minutes. The tool can safely carry up to 4000 lbs. It is mostly used for heavy-duty industrial jobs and during agricultural applications as well.
The pallet fork boasts universal compatibility, meaning it fits on most loader buckets. It also comes with a chain support for secure load handling in any condition.
Most customers have given this quick-attach tool a thumbs-up by reviewing it as:
“Just what I expected. Very easy to mount and tighten. Use these on my Kubota tractor to help move supplies around.”
“Clamp on Pallet Fork works great with our tractor, they are well built at a reasonable price. Happy with purchase.”
How to install the pallet fork in a few simple steps

Most quick-attach pallet forks follow the same installation procedure. So, we’ve laid out all the basic steps to attach the tool, as shown by Titan Attachments.
Step 1 - Gather all the tools and equipment listed in the user manual that comes with the product. It would typically include wrenches, sockets and other supplies like protective gear and other parts that can be moved around.
Step 2 - Ensure to check your package thoroughly while unpacking for any wear and tear or missing parts. If the kit is missing any part, you can contact the supplier immediately for a replacement.
Step 3 - This is one of the most crucial steps in setting up a pallet fork. Below steps show how to assemble a standard fork frame.
- Lay the frame on a flat surface
- Slide the forks/fork extensions onto the designated bar on the frame.
- Move the stabilizer bar if you have one, or the fork to your preferred spacing to align them with the locking accessories.
- Secure the attachment with locking pins and bolts. Avoid overtightening.
Some products may require additional or fewer steps to install, depending on their make. Always refer to the specific user manual for detailed instructions unique to your pallet fork.
Step 4 - Once the fork is ready, you can attach it to the machine.
- Place the pallet fork in front of your tractor or skid steer.
- Position the mounting plate on your machine in such a way that the attachment points on frame are aligned.
- Lock the frame with the pins and bolts. Check if the tool is properly attached by giving it a gentle tug.
- You can also adjust the spacing to accommodate different load sizes.
Important safety measures to follow

Pallet forks must be operated safely to avoid tragic accidents. Often, using an equipment of the wrong size or overloading it can result in damages to the tools and in some instances, hurt people. So, carefully follow the below instructions when operating the heavy tool.
- Always check the weight limit and never exceed the weight capacity of your frame or equipment.
- Make sure the load is evenly distributed for balance and stability.
- Avoid making sharp turns or sudden stops when you’re carrying heavy loads.
- Do not lift loads above the head weight as it can cause the machine to overheat.
General Pallet Fork Q&A
1. What are some common troubleshooting issues with pallet forks?
Some common issues you might encounter include:
- Forks won’t stay in place - Check if the locking mechanism is working.
- Frame feels loose - Check the quick tach system and ensure all attachment points are secure.
- Uneven lifting - Verify the loads is evenly balanced and the forks are aligned correctly.
2. How to maintain and store the pallet fork?
For an extended lifespan of your tool, check for wear, rust and loose hardware frequently. Ensure the moving parts and locking mechanism are properly greased, while regularly cleaning the frame and fork to avoid dirt buildup.
3. Can I lift non-palletized items with pallet forks?
Although it’s possible to lift non-palletized items with pallet forks, it’s recommended to secure the load properly for safety. You can use extension or custom attachments for support.
4. How to determine the safe lifting capacity?
Use the lower of two capacities, your pallet fork or equipment, to determine your safe lifting limit.
5. How much weight can pallet forks lift?
How much weight you can safely lift with your pallet fork depends on the model. While light-duty forks can safely carry up to 2000-3000 lbs, heavy-duty ones can lift between 6,000 and 10,000 lbs. However, never exceed your machine’s life capacity. Check the label on the side of the fork frame to know its exact load capacity.
Whether you’re lifting logs, clearing debris or handling heavy industrial loads, GARVEE has the perfect pallet for your needs. Our attachment tools are engineered for strength, durability, and versatility. Therefore, GARVEE pallet forks are trusted by DIYers, professionals and farmers, as you’ve seen in their reviews of our products.
From clamp-on models to quick-attach forks, our shop is one-stop solution to all your pallet fork needs. Get your hands on one of them while we have exciting offers going on!
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