Posted by caterpillar guy on January 12, 2021 at 03:57:30 from (47.26.95.42):
In Reply to: Bale fork modification posted by svcummins on January 11, 2021 at 19:24:46:
The difference I would make is to set the frame on the front edge of the bucket with an angle welded to the front edge of the frame so it would not slide back then a chain around the whole bucket or or through a hole in the angle to keep it from falling out then just a stop on the back at the top. Ours just has a 3/8 angle about 6 inches deep by 4 inches with the sockets welded in to the 4 inch side then the 6 inch side sets on the bucket lip. There ar a couple pieces welded to the ends of the angle going under the bucket with a cross bar. The chain hooks to the cross bar and goes up over the back of the bucket to a loop welded to the angle then a binder to tighten the chain this gives support to the bucket and hols the forks on at the same time. Been using it for 15 years with no bucket problems in that time. Could get some pictures later today while I'm out there.
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