Recent content by shill74

This has nothing to do with the Bobcat 743 per se, sorry. @ cnord by the way, thanks for such a great site, I use loaderpartssource and a smimlar site mwedirect.com quite often to find what I need, always nice to find sites that let you shop by your machine make and model. Showing me the parts I...

Is this information available online from Bobcat North America? If its not, maybe its something I could look at hosting, seems like it would be useful for lots of people...... ------------- http://www.tracksandtires.com

Depends. Depends on how heavy that 50" inch actually is. Depends on how much HP your 2003 still has, Depends on what you're going to use it for. A too heavy bucket can wear out the engine and hydraulics, as you know, but size of the bucket is only one piece. What gauge steel is it? From the...

Neuson from Europe builds a lot of Gehl excavators, I dont know if they build Mustang as well.

Having the parts manual is a must these days so you don't end up driving to the dealer every time you need to order a part, in my humble opinion. If you need Takeuchi parts manuals, you should check out http://mwesales.com/parts.html They've got most of the older machines and the newer ones as...

Having the parts manual is a must these days so you don't end up driving to the dealer every time you need to order a part. If you need Gehl, Mustang or Takeuchi parts manuals, you should check out http://mwesales.com/parts.html They've got most of the older machines and the newer ones as well...

I agree with a lot of guys I've seen on this forum, having the parts manual is a must these days so you don't end up driving to the dealer every time you need to order a part. If you need Gehl, Mustang or Takeuchi parts manuals, you should check out http://mwesales.com/parts.html They've got...

If you've got a tracked loader, you should check out those Bridgestone polartreads they came out with a couple of years ago. We use 'em and they let you stop sooner and dont spin in the snow and ice, something about the rubber edge being sharp and biting into the ice and snow. Saw them on ebay...

By the way, for anyone interested, we buy from a place in Ohio called Midwest Equipment, they have a couple of websites, why I don't know, but they do. You can google them and find their URL address for certain, but I think the main one is http://www.tracksandtires.com I could be wrong though...

As far as manufacturing goes, there are more than 3 plants making tracks worldwide, and while no construction tracks are made in the USA, Camoplast does make some AG tracks in the US. I know of active plants in China, Korea, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Poland and the US. Camoplast bought Solideal a few...