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thanks for the explanation

H2o 1/3 is oxygen sorry about that, havent had my coffee yet lol

only once the machine is pulled up, then I give it 3 days before you can stick your hand through any of the body panels, I only know about rust, none of the other stuff, but rust cant form without oxygen

I bet you he never gets air in the hydraulic system

very possible, especially if sliding sideways, steel tracks have almost no traction sideways

thats a keeper in my book

going off my brother and dad, who are equipment operators, and damn good ones at that, shit happens

park the machine for the weekend, get a little rain with nobody noticing, and it sinks OR the solid "crust layer" breaks away, you will sink a machine before you ever know it happened, there is no idiot involved at that point

of course I didnt mean rocks lol

oh, one other thing, as you move the machine, and lift with the boom, it will shift the weight on the tracks, so pay attention to the heavy side, especially lifting over the end, the ends of the tracks might want to sink so far, I think as long as you pay attention you wont have an issue, just...

the neighbor at my old house planted a bamboo patch, now its a job to cut bamboo down every few years

your welcome! let us know how it goes

the issue with cable is flex and you dont want any, if you think its stiff enough, make it stiffer basically, tracks create mud suction, the mats go under, stopping the tracks from getting stuck, so instead of a 15K machine + suction, its a 300 pound mat + suction see the difference? the mat...

heres an idea, might not work, but you can try preform grips (basically un-twisted cable, bent in a U shape, you wrap around the cable to pull and it bites down like a friction hitch dirt cheap too