Are the bottom of these forks fixed to the frame or do they float?
1374253
They move side to side to adjust width. There is an open spot in the lower flange that would allow the forks to be removed.
1374254
You install them in the center of the frame and they are adjustable in and out. They are also fixed to a rail on the top and bottom, so they don't move when pushing down on something.
1374255
Yes they are fixed to frame except for a section in middle for putting forks on frame
1374256
You are able to slide the forks side to side. To remove the forks you slide to the center.
1374257
They are in a channel on the frame, so they dont lift when you push down on the loader. I use mine just as much as the bucket and have had no issues so far.
862339
Yes they should clamp on to the bucket. Depending on how far apart your forks are will determine if the stabilizer bar will fit. Had to weld on a piece of square tube to extend mine.
1888759
Hi they have hole on the plate on the legs. But I don't secure them completely I have weights in the legs I have my on a deck so I put weight from the. Bottom if it needs to flex it has a place to go.
883455
no. the handle bars are fixed to the forks that are mounted to the front tire like a regular bike.
596095
You have to first install the mounts onto the bike in the standard hole that is located in the center of the fork above the tire and similarly for the rear. The fenders slide or clip on to the mounts. They are easy to clip on and take off later, but the mounts stay on the bike. The base mounts are made from steel, but are rather small in profile and not noticable.
1932298
The pads are adjustable and as long as the mounting hole is in the correct spot, on the fork, they should work.
1740460
The hardware I received only works on straight forks. As in the Custom models not Classic. And you can't match it up with brackets that work, or I couldn't.
2000679
The plates that we have are smooth. I purchased th as a gift and have seen them hung, but I can't answer with certainty regarding your question. I'm sorry.
1440105
They are flat on the bottom so they could be stacked, and they are unfinished so they won't slide around. But you may need to use wood glue to keep them securly stacked.
12552
They don't appear to be. I have mine in a bottom mounted configuration, and there is some flexing of the casing with only a few pounds of load. I suspect they wouldn't hold nearly the rated weight without problems that way.
768533
May sound lame, but they just do. The weighting of the bikes keeps them hanging the way you put them on the bar. Unless there is some outside force (wind?) Pushing on them, they don't move once attached.
1267912
If you are saying the forks are too far apart, you could use a clamp to draw the the forks together. If you can post a picture, then we can get a better idea of what's going wrong.
1402159
Not likely The fork is held stable, but everyhing else flexes as if on the road. I'm not an engineer, but I don't see sny issues.
1203623
The clamps adjust up and down the length of the bars so you can set the forks as deep into the bucket as you need tofind enough strength to screw them down tight. The forks and the clamps are of good quality and strength. We havelifted boat motors with the forks off the front of our Kubota.
804629
They are completely uneven... I ended up returning this and getting a Schwinn for the same price.
1571054
As I remember, they are straight out. I used them to raise the height so I did not have to lean over as much. I placed them on a bike I gave to my older son, or I would check for sure.
221242
They are fixed in place, but roll, no side to side movement...makes it more stable I'd guess.