I have a Ford 555D back hoe, will they fit the front 6 foot bucket?
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Mike, I think that the HD forks will work just fine on your Ford 555D. I have a JD 4520 and they are great. They are a little bit stronger than what my tractor can lift. Lifting trees, logs, skids etc, will be no problem. The only time that they are less than perfect is when you need to push something sideways. They tend to move or come lose when you do that. If you need to push something sideways you would have to use the side of your bucket instead of the forks. But for vertical lifting they are awesome. I actually carried a 2500 lb hot tub with mine and they did great. I would recommend them for sure. Mike, I think that the HD forks will work just fine on your Ford 555D. I have a JD 4520 and they are great. They are a little bit stronger than what my tractor can lift. Lifting trees, logs, skids etc, will be no problem. The only time that they are less than perfect is when you need to push something sideways. They tend to move or come lose when you do that. If you need to push something sideways you would have to use the side of your bucket instead of the forks. But for vertical lifting they are awesome. I actually carried a 2500 lb hot tub with mine and they did great. I would recommend... » Read More Mike, I think that the HD forks will work just fine on your Ford 555D. I have a JD 4520 and they are great. They are a little bit stronger than what my tractor can lift. Lifting trees, logs, skids etc, will be no problem. The only time that they are less than perfect is when you need to push something sideways. They tend to move or come lose when you do that. If you need to push something sideways you would have to use the side of your bucket instead of the forks. But for vertical lifting they are awesome. I actually carried a 2500 lb hot tub with mine and they did great. I would recommend them for sure. « Show Less
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Yes, the forks can be adjusted from 24" to 48" wide. For a secure clamp, I bought two 1" nuts and use them as lock nuts after clamping to my bucket. There is an Alan screw to removed the clamp plates so you can get the 1" nuts on. Hope this helps. Jim
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They will fit if the front of the bucket is less than 4 inches thick. If there is any angle on the front of the bucket, it also counts as thickness. The forks are very sturdy and if not abused will work great. I keep the heavy loads as close to the bucket as possible. The bucket I use is 6 foot wide and the forks work great for me.
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I have these and I think they will fit any bucket wider than about 3 feet. They are good but need to be held in place with ratchets or binders of some type.
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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.
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yes , I have a Kubota L3400 with a 5 foot bucket . you can adjust the forks to the width you want within 6 feet. the forks are very good quality.
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concerning hd pallet forks,they would work with no problem on a ford 555.there is enough area on that bucket to support them.
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concerning hd pallet forks,they would work with no problem on a ford 555. there is enough area on that bucket to support them.
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They certainly will fit any high back bucket seats. All that goes around the sides and back are adjustable straps. I should add that after a few years of outdoor parking in the FL sun I quit using mine because the straps were so brittle and no longer stretching so the back would not stay up. The sheepskin itself still looks quite good with minimal wear from a few years use. The lower sides are also not sheepskin and have some worn spots. Perhaps some day I'll get new straps sewn on to my seat covers.
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It looks like these 6x9 inch speakers will not fit. Your front and rear doors take a 6.75 inch speaker.
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As long as they are low back bucket seats with separate headrests (similar to what is pictured) they should fit. They will stretch to conform to the actual seat and the best appearance will be attained by taking the time to stretch the covers uniformly and attach them according to the insructions. Mine still look great and are wearing well.
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It will fit in either. I only put them in front as I used a larger mud flap for the rear. Hope this helps.
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These are a hit miss For fitting. And if it it doesn't fit your newer bucket seat it cost more to ship back. I suggest, because this product fit varies and may not work yout try Walmart. I got mine there. Two for this price. And if it doesn't fit you save $20 in shipping costs. Hope it helps
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I had to modify the vehicle housing itself. These do not fit a ford f250 super duty. Had to put them on my ford excursion. Sorry I can't really give you a good answer.
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The set I purchased, were for a 6.5 ft. bed. It will tell you if this item will fit your truck.
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These forks clamp on the front (bottom edge) of the bucket. I have never seen anything they would not fit on, unless the bucket has been modified in some way.
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If you remove the sliding adjustable stabilizer there is no minimum or maximum. They will fit almost any bucket.
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according to speaker size chart here: http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio/VehicleFitGuide.aspx, the 6.5" speakers would fit both front and back doors
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I think I ordered the 11" ones for my Ram 1500 Truck. The fite very nice for the back but there is no way to install them in the front.
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Yes they will fit..but there shorter ..you will loose at least an inch . ( depth of tilled ground)
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I installed them on the front of my truck. I was really impressed by the quality and fit. I would check with a parts store or online and see if the part numbers are the same for front and rear. Good luck, ken
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Not 100% sure they are smaller than my old ones but they still fit just fine on my 1998 Dakota for the tonneau cover. I'm pretty sure you can find the dimensions online and measure to see how they stack up. I'm guessing you sat the old ones down and they walked off like mine :)
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I have no idea! I have a Ford Explorer which is considerably larger than your vehicle. Measure the front floor space.
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I put them in a 2006 Ford Crown Victoria. Front ones fit perfectly. Back ones fit great, maybe 1/2 inch left exposed from the edges of the back floorboard. I am completely satisfied.