Tree Fork Attachment

Grab, lift, and transport trees, rocks, and other materials with the tree fork attachment. Rather than lifting and moving materials by hand, the tree fork attachment quickly and easily powers through the task, eliminating the need for manual labor. Designed for all-day productivity and minimal maintenance, the tree fork frame protects the hydraulic cylinder, especially when moving heavy and larger objects.

Applications for the tree fork attachment include lifting and transporting balled, potted and burlap-covered trees, decorative landscape rocks, odd-shaped objects, landscaping supplies and other materials. It is the ideal attachment for landscapers, nurseries, and contractors who need to move heavy objects around jobsites.

How Does It Work?

The tree fork attachment is equipped with two arms�one stationary and the other hydraulic. The stationary right arm can be mounted in two positions, optimizing the size of objects the tree fork attachment can transport. The left arm opens and closes via a hydraulic cylinder, grabbing and holding objects securely against the stationary arm.

Angled pads on the arms help to firmly grip objects as well as support objects from the bottom. A relief valve stops the attachment from over-squeezing, preventing damage to fragile root systems.

Rated operating capacity of the loader determines the maximum weight the tree fork can lift and carry.

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Tree Fork Features:

Angled Pads: Provide firm grip, holding objects tightly while transporting. Also, support objects from the bottom.
Bob-Tach� Mounting System: Turns any loader into a multi-job machine with a tight-fit attachment hook-up. Fast and easy attachment changes means spending less time on maintenance and more time on the job.
Frame Construction: Protects the hydraulic cylinder when handling large trees, rock and other objects.
Hydraulic Left Arm: Opens and closes via a hydraulic cylinder, grabbing and holding objects securely against the stationary arm.
Relief Valve: Prevents over-squeezing and damage to fragile root systems.
Stationary Right Arm: For maximum jobsite capabilities, the stationary right arm can be mounted in two positions, optimizing the size of objects that can be transported.

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