Smokeydog
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Combination rubber pads and cleats. 16x18”, about 5” height advantage over OEM. Combo advantageous on our hillside, falling water farm. Terrain soft to rock on a slope.
Backhoe B26 Mega outrigger pads.
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In paint shop.
Combination rubber pads and cleats. 16x18”, about 5” height advantage over OEM. Combo advantageous on our hillside, falling water farm. Terrain soft to rock on a slope.
Taryn
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I'd like to revive an old thread instead of starting a new one. I looked up the B26 and it looks to be the size of mine, so this seems like the right place to start.
Smokeydog's terrain sounds a lot like mine, and I'm just learning and in need of pads. I've been sticking to flatter areas until I get this sorted, but I really want to stump and move rocks down a hill into the woods.
I'm looking for recommendations on manufacturers/dealers. Is there anything specific I should look for or question? I appreciate any advice.
Thanks!
Taryn
Smokeydog's terrain sounds a lot like mine, and I'm just learning and in need of pads. I've been sticking to flatter areas until I get this sorted, but I really want to stump and move rocks down a hill into the woods.
I'm looking for recommendations on manufacturers/dealers. Is there anything specific I should look for or question? I appreciate any advice.
Thanks!
Taryn
Few more pictures. Made some stabilizer’s covers with steps for easier climbing.
Easiest thing is to added OEM factory rubber pads. The B26 came with rubber pads. So impressed bought a set of NOS off eBay for the M59. All TLBs use the same pads. Adding steel to increase both width and height helps keep level, from sinking and sliding on our hillside farm.
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