Outrigger pads help create a larger, more stable interface between an outrigger and the supporting surface. The right pad is part of a considered setup, alongside ground assessment, manufacturer requirements and project-specific lift planning.

Start with the equipment and ground

Before choosing a pad, confirm the machine’s outrigger loads, the available setup area and the bearing conditions of the surface below. Soft, uneven or recently disturbed ground needs extra attention.

What to consider

• Outrigger load and pad footprint
• Ground condition and level
• Required height and levelling needs
• Access, transport and repeat use

Ground Nurse options

Stack Pad modular outriggers can be built up to create the height required for a setup. For compact support requirements, view the stackable 400 x 400 outrigger pad.

Always follow the equipment manufacturer’s guidance and the project’s lift plan. If you need help comparing product options, speak with Ground Nurse before site setup.