Skid Steer Pallet Fork - Digga

Digga Skid Steer Pallet Fork

Move palletized materials with a fork carriage designed to follow the load. The Digga skid steer pallet fork combines a floating fork design with a universal quick attach frame, giving operators a practical attachment for handling supplies around construction sites, landscaping projects, farms, and material yards. As the load shifts across uneven ground, the floating carriage allows the tines to move with it rather than remaining fixed to the frame.

Floating fork carriage: A pallet may sit at an angle, settle during travel, or encounter uneven terrain. A floating carriage lets the fork assembly respond to the load, helping the tines stay engaged and supporting controlled material handling. This design is useful when moving palletized materials across typical jobsite surfaces, where perfectly level ground cannot always be assumed. It does not replace careful load assessment or safe operating practices.

Universal quick attach frame: The frame is made for skid steer quick attach mounting, allowing the attachment to connect through a compatible loader interface. The quick attach arrangement supports efficient changeover between work tools, reducing the need to treat pallet handling as a dedicated-machine task. Confirm the loader’s mounting system and attachment compatibility before ordering; the word “universal” does not establish fit for every machine or nonstandard coupler.

Use the pallet fork to handle loads that are suited to fork pickup, including palletized supplies and other materials arranged for tine access. Typical work may include moving building materials, landscaping products, agricultural supplies, or staged equipment around a site. Position both tines to support the load, approach squarely, and keep the load stable during lifting and travel. Forks are intended for loads that can be safely engaged and supported; loose, irregular, or damaged materials may require a different attachment or additional restraint.

The product information identifies a floating carriage and skid steer quick attach frame, but does not provide fork length, tine dimensions, rated capacity, attachment weight, hydraulic requirements, or a machine-specific compatibility list. These details should not be inferred from the product name or mounting style. Before use, compare the attachment’s verified specifications with the loader’s operating capacity and the dimensions and weight of the intended load. Contact the seller for any missing fitment or capacity information needed for the application.

Correct selection starts with the carrier and the material-handling task. Check the skid steer’s quick attach interface, rated operating capacity, and approved lifting limits, then account for the attachment’s own weight and the load’s center of gravity. Ensure the tines can enter the pallet openings and extend far enough to support the load without unnecessary overhang. Keep the load low while traveling, avoid abrupt turns or stops, and follow the loader manufacturer’s operating guidance and applicable jobsite procedures.

During installation, park the loader on stable ground, lower the attachment, and follow the machine manufacturer’s instructions for engaging and locking the quick attach. Inspect the connection before lifting. Check the fork carriage and tines for visible damage or excessive wear before each use, and do not operate with a loose or damaged component. The listed product information does not specify maintenance intervals, replacement-part availability, or included accessories, so consult Digga or eSkidSteer for those details where required.

The floating design is intended to let the tines respond to load movement; it does not increase the loader’s rated capacity or make an unstable load safe. Keep people clear of suspended materials, avoid lifting beyond the machine’s limits, and use the attachment only for loads that are adequately supported by the forks. For work involving high lifts, uneven terrain, or unusually heavy materials, verify the complete machine-and-attachment configuration against the manufacturer’s guidance before operation.

This Digga skid steer pallet fork is listed by eSkidSteer under skid steer attachments and pallet forks. SKU PF-001130-4000 is shown at $1,313.99; confirm current pricing, availability, freight, and product specifications at the time of purchase. eSkidSteer serves equipment owners and operators in construction, landscaping, and agriculture, with a catalog focused on attachments, parts, and accessories for heavy machinery. The company describes shipment through partner warehouses and U.S.-only delivery, so delivery details should be checked for the intended destination.

For a compatible skid steer equipped with the matching quick attach interface, the Digga floating fork carriage offers a straightforward way to handle suitable palletized loads. Verify machine fit, fork dimensions, capacity, and application requirements before putting the attachment into service.