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original cold welds and they need to be multipass

Great video, thanks for posting

3 years later, how’s it holding up (that is if you’ve used it enough)? Thanks for the video.

I had literally the exact same situation on my property this summer after buying a new wheeled skid steer. I was within my 30 day limit to return the machine and bought a tracked machine. I had no idea how much better the tracks are on slopes like this!

Must be a pain in the arse not having a 4 in 1

That took some serious courage...I salute you.

This is literally what I had to do at my place as well. Great vid thanks

Lol in Australia we have a saying "if you can't tie knots, ya tie lots" and this suggests to me you either got a rope fettish or missed the week boys scouts rock climbing badge was on. 😂 Silicone and paper mache will strengthen against shear load also

Kind of ridiculous that simplicity does say anything about hydro servicing. I’ve got a conquest with a k66 and there is nothing in the manual. People who generally pay 6k and up for a mower use it a lot, so not serving the hydro would be a bad idea. Shouldn’t have to call tuff torq to figure the service out. You can’t even call simplicity or BandS as there is no number. What a joke! Someone spends 10k on a prestige and the hydro blows after 500hrs because they never serviced the hydro because they didn’t know they were supposed too…

Please do us all a favor and weld yourself a tripod for your camera. I've have never had motion sickness so bad.

A number of years ago you made a video of you tilling with a farmall 300. Were you tilling in 1st gear with the torque amplifier or straight 1st gear? Thanks.

Need a tracked machine for that kind of work still good job

What size tiller are you using? Looking to get one for my 300.

Is that a 6’ or 7’ tiller?

Hey, dont know ya, just found your channel, just wanted to say congratulations on old skid loader thats a beast of a unit

Shes a tank boys !

Definitely not steep. With all that dirt. he can create his slope on the way down.

Thanks for the great idea. Thats going to be my next project.

Do you have a list parts?

How did you set up the actual pulley system? Do you have a list of hardware parts?

Glad you left in the footage of the “risks associated with DIY”:)

Great idea! What size pully wheels are those and where did you get them? Thanks.

I have the identical machine I just purchased. I was thinking about buying the grouser tracks also. I was told I need wheel spacer too. Do you think grounders tracks are to heavy for the machine? Should I look for a different brand to buy. Any advice will be appreciated. Thanks

Hope you were good after that slip.

It struggles backing up with the bucket all the way down because material is building up. Most of the time just lift your bucket a little with some material in if possible for weight. Also need to push more sand so it’s not so steep.

I'm curious about the platform. Did you build it? what is the gauge of the wire grid? It appears to be bent down at the edge. Did you do that? Could you let me know what you used as a framing material? It's hard to see in the vid. Nice job.

i would say the use of a "wheel" skid steer for this kind of slope was not well thought out.

That was brave!

thats cool they are so responsive!

What lube are you using for steel cutting?

You should fill the transmission from the top by removing the black plug behind the seat pan. That's why that plug is there. There is also a plug at the front of the seat as well.

That's not to bad but definitely not newb job nice work. I work in Ozarks got some steep stuff just more rocky red clay 😅

What kind of difference are we talking about? What is the radius difference where it becomes an issu?

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Sorry to tell you but what broke your machine was You by running two different size tires which should not be done even without tracks

please tell me you fixed the mismatched tires

90% of the time I plow snow in 4th gear, that extra momentum does the trick....BTW I have nearly the same tractor (300) with a narrow front and big loop chains in a X pattern

Even without tracks you should never run 2 differnt sizes smh

One of the worst things you can do with a skid is run mismatched tires.

on the strength of u telling 1k ppl they can break their machines doing this they should sub just cuz

I'd have rolled that damn thing I just know it. Good job !

5:51 thats what she said xp

Great beginner tips. Hope the road didn’t wash out though due to no drainage. Looks like the road is going to be the drainage.

Do you have any kind of safety mechanism? Or does the motor hood the full weight 24/7?

Did those weights on the back help with lifting ?

My Bobcat on a hill makes me clench !

Gotta tell ya! When the main drive axle snaps , you're f....d

I think he should have mapped it out first.😉 I'm getting anxious just watching it.

Just a suggestion for reducing the pipe size, a 2" to 3/4" female reducer bushing would have been a simple solution. Use a short 3/4" nipple to slide over the hex shaft, the ID is tight as you need it to be. Tack weld the bushings and nipples so they don't unscrew. Tap a couple setscrews thru the nipple to grab the hex shaft. Nice try overall, be careful out there.