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Message: [QUOTE="Tree Trimmer, post: 1107828, member: 716"] your forks are.....48" give or take, unless you have the 42" ones, in either case, you only need to extend them 18" ish. so from the back of the fork, extended out say 2 foot, means you'll use a 6ft board. and if your still concerned, you could make it a 4x6, 4x4, 6x6, 2- 2x6's on top of each other to make a 4x6, any of which will allow you to extend them 4'. personally i would use a 4x4, cuz almost all forks are 4" wide which will simply make it easier to strap the board to the fork. piece of channel, piece of whatever you think is strong enough to hold. just as long as you can reach from one side of the cab to the other, and have room to keep the loader away from the truck a foot or so. [/QUOTE]

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