Which loader is similar in appearance to a front scoop loader but has forklift tines?

The correct answer is the 10/13K Adverse Terrain Forklift. This loader is designed to combine the functionalities of a forklift with the versatility of a loader. It typically features forklift tines, allowing it to lift and move pallets and other loads, while also resembling the front scoop design of a traditional front loader. This combination of features makes the 10/13K Adverse Terrain Forklift an effective machine for navigating rough terrain while performing tasks requiring both loading and lifting capabilities.

In contrast, other options listed have distinct characteristics. For instance, the 10K Standard Forklift is designed primarily for standard terrain and warehouse operations, lacking the loader-like front scoop. The 25K Loader and the 25K Halvorsen Loader are more focused on heavy lifting and loading applications, generally not configured with forklift tines, as their designs cater to lifting large payloads rather than performing the dual function of a loader and a forklift.