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Martatch Skid Steer Pallet Fork

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of Martatch pallet forks are available for skid steers?

Martatch offers Hydraulic Spread Pallet Forks from the MFSPF Series and standard Pallet Forks from the MHDPFN10-A Series. The Hydraulic Spread models provide adjustable tine positioning through their hydraulic spread configuration, while the standard pallet forks provide different tine-length options for general material handling. Both product lines are designed specifically for skid steer loaders.

What are the available tine and carriage sizes for Martatch Hydraulic Spread Pallet Forks?

The Martatch MFSPF Series Hydraulic Spread Pallet Forks are available with 48" to 60" tine lengths and 48" to 72" carriage widths. These size ranges allow customers to select a fork configuration based on the pallet dimensions, load-handling requirements, and available working space. The exact combination of tine and carriage dimensions should be confirmed for the individual model before ordering.

What tine lengths are available for the Martatch MHDPFN10-A Pallet Fork?

The Martatch MHDPFN10-A Series Pallet Fork is available with 48", 60", and 72" tine lengths. The appropriate tine length depends on the dimensions of the pallets or materials being handled and the required reach. Customers should consider the load size and the space available around the skid steer when selecting between the available tine lengths.

What hydraulic flow is required for Martatch skid steer pallet forks?

Hydraulic requirements differ between the two Martatch pallet fork configurations. The MFSPF Hydraulic Spread Pallet Forks are specified for 15–30 GPM, while the MHDPFN10-A Pallet Fork is specified for hydraulic flow up to 5 GPM. This difference is important when matching the attachment to a skid steer, particularly when selecting the hydraulically adjustable MFSPF Series.

What is the difference between Martatch Hydraulic Spread Pallet Forks and standard Pallet Forks?

The main distinction is the configuration and hydraulic requirement. The MFSPF Series features a hydraulic spread design, with 48"–60" tine lengths, 48"–72" carriage widths, and a 15–30 GPM hydraulic-flow specification. The MHDPFN10-A Series provides 48", 60", and 72" tine lengths and is specified for hydraulic flow up to 5 GPM. Customers should select the configuration based on the required fork dimensions, machine hydraulics, and material-handling application.


How do I choose the right Martatch pallet fork for my skid steer?

Start by determining the tine length and carriage size required for the materials or pallets you plan to handle. If you need the Hydraulic Spread configuration, the MFSPF Series offers 48"–60" tines and 48"–72" carriage widths, with 15–30 GPM hydraulic flow. If a standard pallet fork configuration is more appropriate, the MHDPFN10-A Series offers 48", 60", and 72" tines with hydraulic flow specified up to 5 GPM. Always compare the selected fork's dimensions and hydraulic requirements with your skid steer's specifications before purchasing.