Which of the following is an attachment that can be used on a forklift other than fork tynes?

• A. Jib
• B. Carpet Spike
• C. Work Platform
• D. Drum Clamp

Answer: (B)

Attachments expand what a forklift can do beyond using the fork tynes. A carpet spike is a specialized attachment that uses spikes to pierce and lift carpet or similar soft materials, keeping them flat and preventing damage as you move them. That makes it a clear example of an attachment designed for a specific load type, separate from the forks themselves. The other options are also legitimate attachments: a jib provides additional reach for placing loads, a work platform lets you raise a person to work at height, and a drum clamp grips and lifts cylindrical drums. So the carpet spike is the standout example of an attachment used to handle a non-tyne load like carpet.