Pallet fork
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  • Field Ready
  • Efficient Work
  • Easy Operation
  • Durable Build

Field Preparation and Farm Maintenance with Tray fork

Professional application of Tray fork

Tray fork is suited to farms, orchards, nurseries and seasonal land-maintenance work. It supports field tasks such as tillage, mowing, spraying, handling or harvesting under local crop and terrain conditions. Before deployment, confirm working width, power, terrain, crop type, capacity, attachment interface and operator method.

  • Farm Supply Pallet Handling
  • Livestock Feed Transport
  • Nursery Plant Supply Handling
  • Orchard Crate Handling
Tractor forks transport palletized plants and growing supplies through the nursery.Tractor forks transport palletized plants and growing supplies through the nursery.
Front-loader forks move produce crates around the orchard during harvest operations.Front-loader forks move produce crates around the orchard during harvest operations.
Tractor forks lift bagged farm supplies for organized yard transport and storage.Tractor forks lift bagged farm supplies for organized yard transport and storage.
Pallet forks move livestock feed safely between storage buildings and animal areas.Pallet forks move livestock feed safely between storage buildings and animal areas.
Tractor forks transport palletized plants and growing supplies through the nursery.Tractor forks transport palletized plants and growing supplies through the nursery.
Front-loader forks move produce crates around the orchard during harvest operations.Front-loader forks move produce crates around the orchard during harvest operations.
Tractor forks lift bagged farm supplies for organized yard transport and storage.Tractor forks lift bagged farm supplies for organized yard transport and storage.
Pallet forks move livestock feed safely between storage buildings and animal areas.Pallet forks move livestock feed safely between storage buildings and animal areas.

Specifications & Structural Decomposition

Product Structure Diagram

Product Structure Diagram
  1. Right-side mounting bracket

    Located in the lower-right portion of the frame, it connects the slide sleeve to the load-bearing crossbeam and transmits the fork‑carrying load.

  2. Left fork tine

    Insert it into the lower left side of the pallet to bear the primary load on the cargo-bearing side.

  3. Right fork tooth

    It works in parallel with the left fork tine, jointly supporting the pallet and the load.

  4. Left slide sleeve

    It moves along the load-bearing beam and is used to adjust the lateral position of the left fork tine.

  5. Right slide sleeve

    It moves along the load-bearing beam and is used to adjust the lateral position of the right fork tine.

  6. Left locking pin

    Secure the left-hand slide at the designated position to prevent lateral movement during operation.

  7. Right-side locking pin

    Fix the right slide sleeve at the designated position, and ensure it aligns with the left pin to maintain the fork spacing.

General information

Pallet fork
Product Parameters
Fork Dimenssion：110*100*35mm Bracket Width：1260mm Load capacity：1000kg
Adapted horsepower
100-150HP
Compatible front-loading models
TZ10/12
Weight
165kg

General instructions

Simplified explanation

Product Video

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Pallet Fork Operation Video

Pallet Fork Horizontal Operation Demonstration

Core Component Details

Fork Carriage Detail

Fork Tine Detail

Hydraulic Cylinder Detail

Hydraulic Line Connection Detail

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Where is Tray fork typically used?

1. It is commonly used for farms, orchards, nurseries and seasonal land-maintenance work, subject to the selected model and site conditions.

2. How do I choose the right model?

2. Match working width, power, terrain, crop type, capacity, attachment interface and operator method to the actual workload and operating environment.

3. What should be confirmed before ordering?

3. Confirm model, power, working attachment, tire or track type and optional implements, then verify the response time and any special requirements.

4. How should it be installed and maintained?

4. Prepare appropriate fuel or charging support, safe attachment setup and pre-work inspection on level ground; follow the manual for operation, inspection and routine maintenance.