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NW Iowa | I am considering buying a set of OTT steel tracks for my L180 due to the sloppy conditions that we've had here the past few springs for getting around in the cattle yards, etc. I'd probably consider leaving them on to load manure from stock piles in the spring/fall as well, since the pile always gets fairly greasy once you get into it. I'm sure that I'd find other places to use them as well.
Problem is, not all of these activities would be close by, so I'd have to haul the skid loader. How well does one with tracks on it load up steel ramps of a trailer? I have a bumper hitch car hauler type trailer with stand up ramps, so they are fairly long and have angle irons for the tread going up. Wood deck, so I'm not too worried once it would get on the trailer.
This is the trailer:
http://loadtrail.com/index.php/trailers/car-haulers-bob-cats/detail...
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Loading a Skid Loader with Steel Tracks
