If you add a cutout at the centre of the bottom rack it'll be easier to install or remove the forks. Just move forks to centre and tilt forward it releases the bottom, lower and back out. Installation is reverse. You'll never have to pick up a form by hand and slip over the end. Plus you can now add a stop at the end of the rack to prevent the forks from sliding off. I'm guessing your next project has something to eliminating your enemies and getting rid of the evidence... Smart!

Nice fork attachment Viny, can't wait for the snow blower! 👍💪✌

Viny B!!!! My man! Thanks for the always entertaining us and making us chuckle along the way. 😂😂😂 when he cussed the broken stud…..

Yes Viny, we've all seen your SSQA video and we've patiently waited the years between your videos to consume more of your content. Please enjoy this comment as I'll likely be dead before your next video comes out as I'm already in my forties. Here's to hoping we see another Viny B video before the year 2040.

Love watching your builds Viny B. When I was younger I'd like to do the same but all we had were hammers and chisels (I'm old!!)! LOL. Keep the videos coming please. Thank you for your time and expertise.

I just found this channel two hours ago with the electric power steering video, very cool! I too have an old tractor that I would like to modify but sadly I do not have the skill or tools to do it. So instead I will just go out and look at the tractor, sigh, and then go back in again.

Man, your videos are the absolute best.

heck yeah i'm glad yu listened to me about the fork's

Thanks Viny, marvellous entertainment for a stormy Saturday morning in the UK

I don't comment very often. But when I do it's well deserved. Bravo to you🎉🎉🎉. Your projects and video style is fantastic, keep up the great work!

Another sweet build Viny!

Another fine job!

Nice! new VinyB with moustache video! Gonna count the times you said “its a game changer”😂😂

The joys of palletization!

Good job Viny!

Thank you for fixing that muffler (3 times)

Lay the muffler down and route the exhaust under the tractor and out the back by the 3-point hitch or at least just past the driver's station. The longer the pipe the quieter the exhaust. 😉

this guy should make a SSQA video. would love to see that

You have to lift the forks slightly at the bottom with one hand and push them at the top with the other hand. You also need grease. The forks on my pallet fork can often no longer be adjusted properly if they get too dry

You'd have more time for grinding if you weren't wasting it on sex... Your currency exchange is not far off. I have traded car parts for firearms many times I love the pallet as a mobile storage idea 16:14 Hey, thats me! I have already scratched that rig in a few spots :( Very satisfying to see the lawnmower get packed up and stored away. I don't know if you know or not, but that rig you've built is going to be a GAME CHANGER for you

Game changer, great as always

A word about exhaust going down and forward --- If you go through the "scrub" things can some how find their way into that tiny little pipe and bend or break (at the worst time).

hello from the Netherlands. thanks for the video Viny. Kind regards, Hollandduck

I love your videos man!!! Happy New Year!!!!

Hello love the video I find super funny the way that you switch sometime from english to frensh its vraiment drole

Świetna robota. Teraz czas na krokodyla 🙂 Pozdrawiam z Poland

4:40 The Colonel - Zachariah Hickman

I need a tractor so I can build the attachments!

Good Evening Sir👍😇I like Very Much Your Sense Of Humor 🤣👍👍 Very Nice Mahindra at 10:58 😇👍Cheers 🍻🍻

I love watching your videos more than everything, great content, keep going!

Как всегда превосходно!

Great video, I'm dream of starting my own attachment company, starting with the basics forks, buckets ,grade bars, hay- bale spir, Etc... I can conceive the production of the headache rack/ brick gaurd like you have done here, but I am wondering what method/ process I can come up with to make the actual fork tines ...? I've searched up & down and found very little info on the bending and tapering that goes into making tines. If nothing else I may be the first to post a video of my solution I come up with. .

They are heavy af. I bought 2 forks 2 months ago... Lifting the last one on my trailer costed me 2weeks in bed and 1month of no work and back pain. They are still on the trailer.... I dont dare lift them again yett....lol

Merci

11:01 La 4e fois est le charme? 4th time's the charm? Could you use your loader bracket as an exhaust header and blow it out in front of your axle? Maybe too much flex, but it's an idea.

Searched the web up and down and have not found one person who actually makes their own legit fork tines . Bending flat bar and tapering Etc.. any 1 have any info ? Thx and great video

What provice do you live in? My guess would be Quebec.

Met de la graisse sur ton guide en haut des fourches. Tu forcera pu si tes fourches sont pas trop tights. (venant d'un gars d'lift)

Seems you got to build something to lift heavy objects kkkkkk your back will be grateful

do you have any of the plans for sale? So I can cut these out

Le prochain projet devrait petre etre un toit 😂

I'm kind of surprised. I thought Canada was all about the metric system

20USD and s shotgun!? More like 2 washing machines and a lawnmower.

You only said it 4 times, including the one before the challenge.

?? Where is a smart car

I noticed in your graph you had a number for sex. You have 2 kids! Why are you still having sex when there are things to do in the shed. love your video's, projects and humor