About this product
📘 Overview
Skid steer forks that rotate. The EZ Spot UR Fork Tool (EZ-0015) turns a skid steer, track loader or wheel loader into a rotating forklift. Unlike a fixed set of pallet forks, the head rotates, so a bin or pallet can be tipped and emptied in place rather than set down first. Forks come in 42", 48" and 60" Class 2 lengths — the choice that decides how deep a pallet or container you can pick up. On the Double Cylinder Rotating Base the head turns 127 degrees to the operator’s left; the Fixed Non-Rotating Base gives a simpler unit with nothing to maintain. It runs on 20–30 GPM at 3,000 psi.
⚙ Key Features of the Fork Tool
- Rotates 127 degrees on the Double Cylinder Rotating Base — the whole point of the tool, and what a fixed set of pallet forks cannot do.
- Three Class 2 fork lengths — 42, 48 and 60 inches.
- Rated to 6,000 lb — the highest capacity in the EZ Spot UR fork range.
- Rated capacity 6,000 lb.
- Grade 50 material or higher, core welded.
- Single-pin tool changes — the 3/4" pin releases the head so one base serves other EZ Spot UR tool heads.
- Ships complete with hoses, flush-faced couplers, spring hose mount and wiring harness.
- Adaptable to excavators, wheel loaders, telehandlers and backhoes with a specialty bolt-on mount.
🔑 Why Operators Choose the Fork Tool
- Empties a container without a tipper — rotation lets the load be poured out rather than set down and shovelled.
- One machine does forklift work — pallets moved and stacked without hiring or hauling a separate forklift to site.
- Reaches rough ground a forklift cannot — a skid steer goes where a warehouse machine will not.
- Fork length matched to the load — 42 inches for tight spaces, 60 inches for deep pallets and bins.
- Shares a base with your other tools — the cost of the base is spread across every EZ Spot UR head you own.
📊 Fork Tool Specifications
Specification Value Hydraulic flow required 20–30 GPM at 3,000 psi Hydraulic coupling ¾" flush-face coupling Rated burst pressure 15 ksi (103.4 MPa) Rated capacity 6,000 lb Fork lengths 42", 48" or 60" Class 2 Rotation 127° to the operator’s left (Double Cylinder Rotating Base) Attachment weight 920 lb (417 kg) with the Double Cylinder Rotating Base and 48" forks Construction Grade 50 material or higher, core welded Mounting method Universal Quick Attach (customisable) Shaft interface 2.94" square shaft into a 3" square receiver, 3/4" pin📋 Configuring Your Fork Tool
- Attachment Base — rotation is the whole reason to buy a fork tool rather than plain forks. Double Cylinder Rotating Base gives 127 degrees of powered rotation to the operator’s left; Fixed Non-Rotating Base has no moving parts to maintain and indexes manually through 90 degrees.
- Fork Length — 42" Class 2 Forks for pallets in tight spaces; 48" Class 2 Forks as the general-purpose length; 60" Class 2 Forks for deep pallets, large bins and awkward loads.
🚜 Which Machines Take This Skid Steer Forks?
The Fork Tool attaches to skid steer loaders and compact track loaders equipped with a Universal Quick Attach (SSQA) system, including:
BobcatCaterpillarJohn DeereCaseNew HollandTakeuchiKubotaGehl
The machine must supply 20–30 GPM at 3,000 psi through an auxiliary circuit with ¾" flush-face couplings. Your working limit is your machine’s rated operating capacity minus the weight of the attachment, base and forks.
Compatibility is determined by mount type, not brand — confirm your machine’s quick attach configuration and auxiliary hydraulic flow before ordering. Everything needed to confirm fitment is on this page — add it to your cart to check delivered pricing for your address.
Freight note: inspect the crate before signing the carrier’s Bill of Lading. Note any damage on the delivery paperwork at the time of delivery — that record is what supports a carrier claim.
❓ Fork Tool Questions, Answered
What is the difference between the Fork Tool and the Clamping Fork Tool?
The Fork Tool carries a load on the forks alone and is rated to 6,000 lb, which makes it the higher-capacity choice for pallets and general forklift work. The Clamping Fork Tool adds a hydraulic clamping arm that grips a container against a fixed arm, so a bin can be held securely while it is rotated and emptied. Choose the Fork Tool for lifting, the Clamping Fork Tool for tipping containers.
Can the Fork Tool empty a bin?
It can tip a bin using 127 degrees of rotation on the Double Cylinder Rotating Base, but the load is only supported by the forks. If emptying containers is the main job, the Clamping Fork Tool holds the container against a fixed arm while it rotates.
Which fork length should I order?
Match the fork length to what you are lifting. 42 inch Class 2 forks suit standard pallets and tight working spaces; 48 inch is the general-purpose choice; 60 inch reaches deep pallets, large bins and awkward loads that a shorter fork cannot support safely.
Will a base bought for the Fork Tool fit other EZ Spot UR tools?
Yes. The Fork Tool uses the same 3" square female receiver as the rest of the EZ Spot UR range, so a Double Cylinder Rotating Base or Fixed Non-Rotating Base bought with it will accept other tool heads later. Heads change by pulling one 3/4" pin.
What hydraulic flow does the Fork Tool need?
The Fork Tool runs on 20–30 GPM at 3,000 psi through a standard auxiliary circuit with ¾" flush-face couplings rated to a 15 ksi burst pressure. A high-flow machine is not required.
How is the Fork Tool shipped?
Shipping is calculated at checkout — add the Fork Tool to your cart, enter your delivery address, and the freight charge is displayed before you complete the order. Lift gate service is available for residential deliveries and can be selected at checkout.
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