best of luck - you may have to import them from the US.
I ended up using D3 shoes (sacrilige I know and narrow too😞) as I could not find any wide D2 shoes anywhere in Aus.... except for some worn out ones that a person in Victoria wanted 30 dollars each for...
Chains...same deal, nowhere to be found...Rollers...same deal..none about and you may have to use D3 ones now if you want the machine to run.
Alternatively get in touch with the guys that import machines and Cat parts for the US - Mike Meyers may know the person's name.
best of luck - you may have to import them from the US.
I ended up using D3 shoes (sacrilige I know and narrow too😞) as I could not find any wide D2 shoes anywhere in Aus.... except for some worn out ones that a person in Victoria wanted 30 dollars each for...
Chains...same deal, nowhere to be found...Rollers...same deal..none about and you may have to use D3 ones now if you want the machine to run.
Alternatively get in touch with the guys that import machines and Cat parts for the US - Mike Meyers may know the person's name.
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