116-8026
M6 Lift Arm Weld Block
M6 threaded steel weld block for lift arms.
Description
Weld-on steel mounting block with M6 internal threads. Tacks onto the structural lift arm plate to provide a solid, permanent anchoring pad for routing brackets, hose clamps, or sensor covers without drilling into main structural flanges. Weldable…
Overview
Weld-on steel mounting block with M6 internal threads. Tacks onto the structural lift arm plate to provide a solid, permanent anchoring pad for routing brackets, hose clamps, or sensor covers without drilling into main structural flanges.
Features
- Weldable structural steel body
- M6 internal female thread
- Flat mounting base for fillet welding
Applications
Welded directly onto loader and excavator lift arms to mount hydraulic line clamps and wire harness brackets.
Specifications
| Brand | Caterpillar |
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