Quick Spade - Fork Mounted Digging Spade Attachment

Yes, it's compatible with standard pallet forks on most skid steers, compact tractors, and forklifts. It slides over the forks and secures with chains.

No hydraulic connections are required. It attaches by sliding onto the forks and securing it with chains or binders.

The spade extends roughly 24 inches forward, with a width of 25 inches at the edge. It's suitable for scooping gravel, mulch, snow, sand, and even digging out small stumps or roots.

It’s not a trencher or auger, but you can use it to scoop shallow trenches, dig planting holes, or create swales with precision by lifting and tilting.

It weighs around 41 pounds. Most compact tractors and mid-size loaders with standard pallet forks can support it without issue.

No, it’s designed to sit securely over the tines and distribute the force evenly. Just make sure your forks are not already bent or damaged.

It works best in softer or moderately compacted soils. For hard clay or rocky soil, some buyers prefer to pre-loosen the ground before using the Quick Spade.

It depends. Buckets are better for fine scooping or spreading. The Quick Spade excels at cutting through sod, lifting stumps, moving debris, or digging narrow holes—tasks where a bucket may be too wide or blunt.

It can be stored upright in a garage or barn by placing it on a pallet or hanging it from its frame. Make sure to store it out of the weather to prevent rust.

Only basic hand tools are needed to tighten or adjust the chains. No drilling or modifications to your equipment are required.