Fork Mounted Snow Blade - Haugen Attachments

Put existing fork tines to work clearing snow

When snow covers access lanes, yards, and jobsite surfaces, a fork-mounted blade gives your telehandler or tractor a practical way to move it. The Haugen Fork Mounted Snow Blade, model HFSB-60, slips onto existing fork tines, using the forks already on your machine as its mounting point. This arrangement can be useful for operators who want a seasonal snow-clearing attachment without replacing their forks with a dedicated carrier-mounted blade.

Designed for straightforward installation, the blade fits over compatible fork tines. The image description identifies this slip-on mounting style, and Haugen describes the HFSB as a forklift snow plow. The result is an attachment built around a familiar fork interface: position the blade on the tines, confirm that it is seated and secured as specified by the manufacturer, and prepare the machine for snow work. Always follow Haugen’s installation and operating instructions; the product information supplied here does not specify a locking method or installation procedure.

Snow removal with a fork-mounted setup

A snow blade helps gather and push accumulated snow away from the areas your operation needs to keep accessible. It can support routine winter maintenance around agricultural facilities, construction sites, commercial yards, and other properties where a compatible machine is already available. Use the blade to move snow from work areas and access routes, while matching the task to your machine’s capacity, the surface, snow conditions, and the manufacturer’s operating guidance.

Because the HFSB-60 mounts on existing fork tines, it offers a different configuration from a blade that attaches to a skid-steer quick attach plate or another dedicated mounting system. That distinction matters when checking fit: this is a fork-mounted attachment, not a universal snow blade for every loader or tractor. Confirm that your fork dimensions and machine setup are compatible before ordering, and verify any required tine spacing, tine dimensions, retaining hardware, or operating restrictions with Haugen Attachments or eSkidSteer if those details are not shown in the listing.

Replaceable wear parts

The supplied product information identifies replaceable wear parts as a feature. Wear components are subject to contact with the ground and abrasive material during use; being replaceable can help you maintain the blade by addressing worn parts rather than treating them as permanent. The specific wear-part types, materials, replacement intervals, and replacement part numbers are not provided here. Check the product documentation or contact the seller for those details before planning maintenance or ordering parts.

Choose the right size and configuration

Multiple sizes are available in the Haugen forklift snow-plow family, but HFSB-60 is the model identified for this listing. Do not assume another size or configuration is included with the HFSB-60, or that specifications for another model apply. Select the blade width and setup according to the areas you need to clear, the available machine, and the manufacturer’s recommendations. The current listing information does not state the blade’s working width, overall dimensions, weight, angle adjustment, hydraulic requirements, or included accessories, so confirm these points before purchase if they are important to your application.

• Product: Haugen Fork Mounted Snow Blade.
• Model: HFSB-60.
• Mounting style: Slips onto existing fork tines.
• Maintenance feature: Replaceable wear parts are identified in the product information.
• Size selection: Multiple sizes are available in the product family; verify the HFSB-60 dimensions and configuration for your application.

Check compatibility before ordering

Before selecting a fork-mounted snow blade, identify the machine that will carry it and inspect the fork tines it must fit. Confirm dimensions and spacing against the manufacturer’s specifications, and make sure your operator understands any limits for using the attachment on your machine. The available information identifies compatibility with existing fork tines but does not provide a list of specific telehandler, tractor, or forklift makes and models. Compatibility should therefore be confirmed by interface and machine requirements rather than assumed from the category alone.

Also consider the type of work expected. Clearing a narrow route may call for a different blade width than maintaining a broad yard, while snow depth, surface conditions, and the machine’s operating capacity affect how the work should be performed. The listing does not provide a rated snow capacity or operating-speed recommendation. Follow the equipment and attachment manuals, and avoid exceeding the limits specified for your machine or the blade.

A practical seasonal attachment

The HFSB-60 is listed in eSkidSteer’s attachment range for telehandler and tractor shoppers. Its fork-mounted format makes it relevant to operators who already use fork tines and need a snow-clearing configuration for winter maintenance. Rather than treating it as a replacement for every type of plow, consider it for applications where the fork interface is suitable and the blade’s confirmed size and specifications match the work.

For accurate selection, verify the HFSB-60’s dimensions, fork fit, wear-part details, and any required operating clearances with the product documentation or seller. With those details confirmed, this Haugen fork-mounted snow blade provides a dedicated way to put existing fork tines to work moving snow while keeping the attachment choice aligned with your machine and site requirements.