The Virnig V40 Utility Fork slides into manure, brush, and other semi-loose material with an open tine arrangement. Without a front cross member blocking the entry, the fork can work beneath a pile instead of simply pushing the entire pile ahead of the attachment during loading.

High-strength replaceable tines provide the working support for the load. Individual replacement allows a worn or damaged tine to be serviced separately, while the open floor lets finer loose material fall through. This arrangement is useful where penetration and material separation matter more than retaining every small piece in a solid bucket.

Choose the fork width and attachment weight to suit the carrier, access requirements, and typical load. This is the plain utility fork without a hydraulic grapple, so material must remain supported on the tines during movement. Select a utility fork grapple instead when the job requires a jaw to hold irregular or loose loads in place.