Bobcat T66 tablet & gps mounts
Larger, heavier displays for guidance, grade control and job records. The weight is what makes these different from a phone mount.
What decides whether it fits your T66
- Mount interface standard, most often an AMPS hole pattern or a ball-and-socket size
- Arm length and load rating, because a tablet cantilevered off a long arm shakes far more than a phone
- Clearance against the factory display, which on newer machines already occupies the best console space
- Whether the machine has a cab, and where glass and the door swing limit placement
Our picks
We have not verified any tablet & gps mounts for the Bobcat T66 yet
We would rather show you nothing than show you a product we have not checked against this machine. Nothing here has been filled in with a near-miss from the same category. The searches below are a good place to start, and the fitment notes above tell you what to measure before you order.
Search for yourself
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- Search Amazon for Bobcat T66 tablet & gps mounts (opens Amazon in a new tab)
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- Search eBay for Bobcat T66 tablet & gps mounts (opens eBay in a new tab)
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Who is best for this
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Amazon
- Broadest selection of current accessories: mounts, storage, lighting, electrical and maintenance supplies
- Fast, predictable returns, which matters when a fitment is uncertain
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eBay
- The best place to find a discontinued or superseded part by its manufacturer number
- Used OEM parts, dealer surplus and takeoffs from parted-out machines
- Trim, panels, knobs and caps for machines too old for the current parts system
Read before you buy
How to choose a phone mount that survives a work day
Clamp size gets all the attention. Vibration is what actually kills phones on this equipment.
Setting up a skid steer or track loader cab
The cab is small, the vibration is constant, and the good console space is already taken by the factory display.
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