The Land Pride PFL5648 is built for customers who demand maximum lifting performance from their skid steer, compact track loader, or larger utility tractor. With a 5,500-pound lift capacity and 48-inch heavy-duty Class II forks, this attachment is designed for commercial agriculture, construction, and industrial material handling. Whether you’re unloading seed totes, moving pallets of block, transporting steel, or handling heavy implements, the PFL5648 is built to withstand years of hard use.
The PFL5648 features an upgraded 1″ × 3″ chromoly steel carrier bar, providing greater strength and resistance to wear in high-stress applications. Its heavy-duty construction, tall spill guard, and adjustable fork positioning make it ideal for operators who use pallet forks every day.
Unlike clamp-on bucket forks, the PFL5648 mounts directly to the machine’s Universal Skid Steer Quick Attach (SSQA), keeping the load closer to the machine for:
| Specification | PFL5648 |
|---|---|
| Lift Capacity | 5,500 lbs (24″ load center) |
| Fork Length | 48″ |
| Fork Class | Class II |
| Fork Size | 1¾” × 4″ |
| Attachment Weight | 436 lbs |
| Frame Width | 45⅞” |
| Frame Height | 40″ |
| Hitch | Universal Skid Steer Quick Attach (SSQA) |
| Fork Position Lock | Spring-loaded toggle locking system |
The PFL5648 is an excellent choice for:
The PFL5648 is intended for machines with the hydraulic capacity to take advantage of its 5,500-pound rating. At 436 pounds, it’s considerably heavier than the PFL20 and PFL30 series, but that added weight comes with substantially greater strength and durability for demanding commercial work.
If you’re primarily using an MX Series tractor, the PFL3048 is typically the better match. The PFL5648 really comes into its own on M Series tractors, skid steers, and compact track loaders, where operators routinely lift heavy pallets, large seed totes, construction materials, and industrial loads.
For operators who move materials every day, quality pallet forks quickly become one of the most valuable attachments on the machine. Many owners report their forks spend as much time on the loader as the bucket because they’re so versatile for handling everything from pallets and lumber to implements and equipment.