2" Wide Opening Short Towing Axle Lifting Fork for Heavy-duty Tow Trucks

Looking for a reliable choice for towing and lifting tasks? Mytee Products introduces a 2" Wide Opening Short Tapered Towing Axle Fork which can be suitable for your lifting and towing applications. It can be used to connect to tow axles and provide a secure attachment point for trailers, vehicles, and other equipment. Find the other crucial details about our axle fork below:

• Size: This axle fork is available in a 2" wide opening which allows it to attach to multiple ranges of fittings and attachments. The  2-1/4" seat width of the fork is its diameter shaft is 2". The inside height of the axle fork which is also called the lift height is 2-3/4" the total height 7-9/16", i.e. the overall height of the fork. 
• Compatibility: Our tow axle is compatible with  Miller Short Axle Fork - 2" and it can replace Zip’s MIL-TAPERED part number.
• Material and Durability: This 2" short tapered axle fork is manufactured using an alloy steel made using Nickel, Chromium, and Molybdenum. The material possesses excellent mechanical properties and increases the toughness, wear, and corrosion resistance of the axle fork.
• Versatile Design: The tapered design of this axle fork helps it to easily connect to a tow axle. It also facilitates a smoother entry into fittings and provides a better alignment.
• Application: This short tapered axle fork with a 2" wide opening is ideal for connecting trailers to vehicles securely. It can also be used for lifting tasks in automotive and industrial settings. It can be suitable for heavy-duty tow trucks and wreckers.
• Safe and Stable: The axle fork helps to secure connections and ensures safety during towing and lifting tasks. The versatile design of the fork also helps to maintain stability under load and reduces risks of slippage or failure. You can secure them with our auto towing and hauling straps while lifting and towing tasks.

How to Use it?

• Place the axle fork beneath the vehicle’s lifting point and ensure it is securely engaged and stable.
• Attach securing equipment such as chains or ratchet straps to connect the fork to the tow vehicle.
• Ensure that all connections are tight and secure. Confirm if there is enough clearance for safe towing.
• Start towing slowly monitor the load for stability during transport, and make necessary adjustments if needed.