Comparison · fetched 18 Aug 2026
Best skid steer pallet forks
Frame rating, blade rating, and machine ROC are three different numbers. This page compares the SKUs we actually fetched. Verify every cell on the merchant page before you order.
Specs and prices below were fetched 18 Aug 2026. Sale prices move. We do not keep live inventory. Confirm coupler, capacity, and weight on the merchant page.
Who this is for
SSQA skid steers and tractor loaders that already take a universal quick-attach plate. Use the 4,000 lb rows if that is your job class. Use the 6,000 lb frame row if you need the higher published frame rating. This page is not for John Deere hook-and-pin or Euro plates.
How to read a fork listing
- Frame capacity is the rating printed on the mast or frame. It is not your machine’s lift chart.
- Blade / Class II rating is the fork tine rating. Titan Pro publishes 4,000 lb Class II on the 36" blades.
- Machine ROC is what your loader is rated to carry. A 6,000 lb frame on a 2,200 lb ROC machine does not give you 6,000 lb of lift.
- If tine thickness is not published, we leave the cell blank. We do not guess.
Coupler check
Titan Pro, Titan Economy, and ES Quick Attach are listed as SSQA / universal skid-steer quick attach on the source pages. That is not John Deere hook-and-pin, and it is not clamp-on. Read SSQA if you are unsure which plate is on the loader.
Comparison table
| Criterion | Titan Pro Series 36" | Titan Economy 36" | ES Quick Attach |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price (fetched) | $839.96 $1,399.99 | $634.96 $1,059.99 | $875 |
| Coupler | SSQA | SSQA | SSQA (Quick Attach) |
| Frame capacity | 6,000 lb | 4,000 lb | 4,000 lb |
| Fork / blade rating | 4,000 lb Class II | Not published as a separate blade rating | 4,000 lb |
| Tine size | 4" × 1.25" × 36" | 36" (thickness not published) | 4" × 1.25" |
| Weight | Frame 195 lb + forks 160 lb (355 lb combined) | Not published | 295 / 315 / 335 lb |
| Source | Titan Pro on palletforks.com (affiliate) | Titan Economy on palletforks.com (affiliate) | expresssteelinc.com/pallet-forks — no live affiliate program; not cloaked |
Titan Pro Series — 6,000 lb frame
Fetched 18 Aug 2026 from the Titan Pro Series pallet fork frame page: $839.96 $1,399.99, SSQA, 6,000 lb frame, 4,000 lb Class II blades, tines 4" × 1.25" × 36", frame 195 lb plus forks 160 lb.
The 6,000 lb frame is the published difference versus the Economy and ES rows. It does not raise your machine ROC. View Titan Pro at palletforks.com (affiliate link).
Titan Economy — 4,000 lb frame
Fetched 18 Aug 2026: $634.96 $1,059.99, SSQA, 4,000 lb frame, 36" blades. Tine thickness is not published on that Economy page, so it is not in our table.
View Titan Economy at palletforks.com (affiliate link).
ES Quick Attach — no live affiliate program
Fetched 18 Aug 2026 from expresssteelinc.com/pallet-forks/: $875, 4,000 lb, tines 4" × 1.25", listed weights 295 / 315 / 335 lb. We do not cloak this URL. There is no live affiliate program for ES on Compact Attach. If you go to ES, you go direct.
ES pallet forks (direct, not affiliate)
Farmry
Farmry has no standalone pallet-fork SKU on the catalog we checked. We will not invent a card or a /go/ slug for a product that is not there.
ROC math: empty forks vs a 2,000 lb pallet
Titan Pro is the only row with a published two-part weight: 195 lb frame + 160 lb forks = 355 lb. On a loader with 2,200 lb ROC, empty forks are about 16% of ROC. Add a 2,000 lb load and you are at about 107% of ROC — over the machine rating, and well over a 50% rule of thumb.
The 50% figure is a stability rule of thumb, not a manufacturer rating. Run your own numbers in the ROC calculator (pre-filled with 2,200 / 355 / 2,000).
What this table suggests — and what it does not
We have not run these forks. There are no star ratings and no testimonials on this site.
- If you need a published 1.25" tine and a 6,000 lb frame, Titan Pro is the only row here that publishes both.
- If a 4,000 lb frame is enough and price is the constraint, Titan Economy is the lowest fetched price — with tine thickness unpublished.
- ES publishes 4" × 1.25" and three weights at $875, with no affiliate path from this site.
FAQ
Will these forks fit my skid steer?
The Titan and ES frames in this comparison use a universal skid-steer quick-attach plate (SSQA / SSL). They will not fit a John Deere hook-and-pin loader or a Euro / global compact-tractor hitch. Check the plate on your machine before you order.
What is the difference between Titan Pro and Titan Economy?
Titan Pro publishes a 1.25" tine and a 6,000 lb frame rating. Titan Economy is the lower-priced option, with a 4,000 lb frame; tine thickness was not listed on the page we checked. ES publishes 4" × 1.25" tines and three frame weights, sold direct.
How do I know if my loader can carry the load?
Compare attachment weight plus the pallet against your loader’s rated operating capacity. Titan Pro lists 195 lb for the frame and 160 lb for the forks (355 lb empty). On a 2,200 lb ROC machine, a 2,000 lb pallet puts you over the rating. The ROC calculator will run those numbers for your machine.
Are these prices current?
The prices in the table were taken from the merchant pages on 18 Aug 2026. Confirm the current price and shipping on the product page before you buy.
Do you sell these forks?
No. Compact Attach is a comparison site, not a store. Titan links go to the merchant. If you buy through those links we may earn a commission, at no extra cost to you. See the affiliate disclosure.
Affiliate disclosure: Titan links use /go/ cloaks to palletforks.com. We may earn a commission. See the disclosure page.