(Pack Of 2) 3/8In Bolt On Grab Hook Mount - Complete Hardware Included Review

A great addition to any loader shovel. I just installed mine and am very happy with the result. Very easy to install and appears to be a solid product. Mine painted green to match the tractor.

All hardware included. There are no instructions, but if you buy them you don't really need them. After drilling the holes I recommend sanding down any burrs and applying some paint to the bare metal to prevent rusting.

If you have a very good 1/2 inch bit installation is easy. They are reliable and do their job well. I installed them on the top edge of the tractor bucket. It's worth the money!

These hooks will help transform your tractor bucket into a more useful tool. They arrived ahead of the scheduled delivery date and we are exactly as advertised. The holes in the bottom plate matched the hooks exactly. A very well made product at a very good price. A lot of people must have liked them too, because I couldn't order a set for my son-in-law because they were sold out. Good product.

Installed these on my Kioti DK4710SE as a quick fix for adding lifting points to a factory bucket. I couldn't install them on the box section as they would sag, instead I mounted them just behind them in line with the lift arms on a section that's already twice as thick. This eliminated the need for backing plates and prevented crushing problems with box sections without gaskets.

I bought these to save a few bucks compared to the branded items sold at Boltonhooks POS. In hindsight I had to fork out an extra $10 to get branded products. They work, but the welds are patchy and one of the hooks isn't even at 90 degrees to the plate. For the price I would have liked more attention to detail. But overall they do their job and the hardware is good.

Bucket hooks are the first thing I add to a new tractor. They are used daily. These are quality hooks that will do the job when installed correctly. Unfortunately, the supplied screws were not sufficient for my tractor shovel. I needed 3 1/2" bolts. I think the same goes for any double walled bucket. It's not a big deal, but the elements have to be rated for all applications, and stepped bolts are hard to find in my area.

The last tractor I had was 15 years old, I thought of putting hooks on the shovel for everyone but never got around to it. Use chains quite often to lift logs for burning firewood and the like, and they come in handy with lifting tongs. So the new tractor got hooks. Much easier than winding chain straps on a forklift. Also useful for large, odd-shaped rocks that I pick out of the ground, e.g. B. when I don't want to scratch the new bucket anymore lol.