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Grapples & Material HandlingJY-TG-PF series · Excavator attachment

Excavator pallet forks

An excavator-mounted fork attachment with a Q355B frame and adjustable tines for supporting and positioning compatible palletised loads and construction materials.

Excavator classes
1.5–20+ t, model-specific
Frame material
Q355B
Fork widths
800–1582 mm
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Product & applications

About the excavator pallet forks

An excavator-mounted fork attachment with a Q355B frame and adjustable tines for supporting and positioning compatible palletised loads and construction materials.

Features & benefits

01

Q355B structural frame

A Q355B steel frame supports the fork assembly.

02

Adjustable fork spacing

Tine spacing can be adjusted to suit compatible pallet and load dimensions.

03

Paired load-supporting tines

Two parallel tines support a compatible load from beneath.

04

Excavator mounting bracket

The mounting frame connects the fork assembly to the excavator in place of its digging tool.

Typical applications

Excavator-mounted fork tines supporting palletised wooden crates
Excavator pallet forks supporting a crated load
  • Construction materialsMove suitable palletised blocks, tiles and site supplies.
  • Lumber and pipe handlingSupport compatible bundles and pipes using an appropriate load arrangement.
  • Landscaping logisticsPosition suitable pallets of pavers, plants and other landscape supplies.
Technical specifications

Excavator fork model specifications

ParameterJY-TG-PF01JY-TG-PF03JY-TG-PF05JY-TG-PF08JY-TG-PF15JY-TG-PF20
Frame MaterialQ355BQ355BQ355BQ355BQ355BQ355B
Compatible Excavator Class1.5–3 t (1.7–3.3 ton)3–5 t (3.3–5.5 ton)5–8 t (5.5–8.8 ton)8–12 t (8.8–13.2 ton)12–20 t (13.2–22 ton)20+ t (22+ ton)
Fork Width800 mm (31.5 in)1000 mm (39.4 in)1200 mm (47.2 in)1200 mm (47.2 in)1582 mm (62.3 in)1200 mm (47.2 in)
Weight75 kg (165 lb)160 kg (353 lb)255 kg (562 lb)265 kg (584 lb)400 kg (882 lb)750 kg (1653 lb)
Installation requirements

Confirm the attachment fits your excavator

Before ordering, send the machine identification and the connection, power and working information relevant to this product.

Pin diameters and centre-to-centre distanceClear inside mounting width
D1 / D2
Both pin diameters
C
Pin centre distance
W
Clear mounting width
Pin-on interfaces only. Use the actual machine and attachment drawing.

  1. Machine and lifting limits

    Compare the selected model’s excavator class and attachment weight, then check the machine’s lifting chart at the required radius.

  2. Mounting bracket

    Check pin diameters, centres, clear mounting width or the selected quick-coupler connection.

  3. Load and fork spacing

    Provide load mass, dimensions, centre of gravity and pallet entry dimensions; match tine spacing and support.

  4. Powered positioning, if fitted

    Check auxiliary hydraulics only for a configuration with powered positioning. The specification table does not provide rated lifting capacity or hydraulic flow.

Product questions

Excavator pallet forks questions

Are these skid-steer pallet forks?

This page covers excavator-mounted configurations. Skid-steer and loader frames use different mounting interfaces and need their own checks.

Does excavator tonnage specify how much the forks can lift?

No. Excavator class is an initial matching field. The fork rating, load centre and machine lifting chart also determine the permitted load.

Does this table list a rated lifting capacity?

No. It lists frame material, excavator class, fork width and attachment weight. Do not infer a rated payload from those dimensions.

Can I fit them through my existing quick coupler?

Only with a matching bracket and verified locking engagement. Provide the coupler and mounting dimensions before selecting the connection.