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[Sasquatch912]

I saw these at tractor supply tonight

http://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/rubber-mat-black-4-ft-x-6-ft



Was looking for something to put in the shop when I have my tractor with equipment like harrows so it doesnt scratch up my concrete.


What do yall think?

 

[manwithtools]

If you can stand the smell and afford the bill, go for it. They are great mats for many purposes other than horses. A little expensive, but very versatile.

 

[Sasquatch912]

If you can stand the smell and afford the bill, go for it. They are great mats for many purposes other than horses. A little expensive, but very versatile.

What else you think could work?

I may remove them when I dont have equipment inside

 

[Sasquatch912]

Well oil may spill on them. May by pass them then.

 

[ken w.]

I have one of these in the bed of my Ranger. Love them. It's a nice mat if you need to sleep in the back of your truck. Heavy things don't slide around in the beck of your truck. I wouldn't be afraid to use them in your garage.

 

[ard]

It's concrete.

IMO you protect it because at some point in the future you you will want perfect concrete... But if it is an AG building and will never get finished beyond raw concrete, who cares?


I have a barn full of those horse mats...no complaints


(From the horses...)

 

[Sasquatch912]

Ill probably get a sealer and that ghostshield some folks recommended on here to me

 

[vettex2]

I saw these at tractor supply tonight

http://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/rubber-mat-black-4-ft-x-6-ft



Was looking for something to put in the shop when I have my tractor with equipment like harrows so it doesn't scratch up my concrete.


What do yall think?

You can buy it in cut to length rolls from flooring stores.

 

[Richard Cranium]

We use them at work to sit freight on, No oil though.