Pallet Forks Rental
Pallet forks turn the mini skid steer into a compact material handler, moving pallets of pavers, block, sod, and bagged goods around a job site that a full-size forklift could never reach.
Attachment Rates
Added to the machineAdded to the $320/day machine · damage waiver included · plus sales tax
Mounts on the MT-120
Mounts on the Bobcat MT-120 mini skid steer, which is rated to lift up to 1,200 lbs. Its rubber tracks spread the load so it moves material across soft ground, sand, and turf that a hard-tired forklift cannot.
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What the pallet forks does
Pallet forks bolt the mini skid steer's lift capacity to a pair of forks, so it can pick up, carry, and set down palletized and bundled material. On the Bobcat MT-120 that means lifting a pallet of pavers, block, sod, mulch, or bagged concrete and moving it exactly where the crew needs it, across ground a delivery truck and a warehouse forklift cannot cross.
This is the attachment that saves the most backs on a job. Instead of a crew breaking down a pallet at the curb and hand-carrying it piece by piece to the backyard, the machine lifts the whole pallet and sets it right at the work area. On soft ground, sand, and turf where a hard-tired forklift would sink or tear up the surface, the MT-120's rubber tracks float over it.
For landscapers, hardscapers, and anyone taking delivery of heavy material on a residential lot, forks on a mini skid steer are the difference between a fast setup and a long day of hauling by hand.
Jobs it is built for
Hardscape and paver jobs
Move pallets of pavers, retaining-wall block, and stone from the delivery drop to the work area without hand-carrying every piece.
Sod and landscape material
Carry pallets of sod, bagged mulch, soil, and rock across a lawn or sandy lot to where the crew is working.
Bagged concrete and building materials
Shuttle pallets of bagged concrete, brick, and block around a build site over ground a forklift cannot handle.
General material handling
Load, unload, and reposition palletized or bundled material anywhere on a tight residential or commercial site.
