Getting Past The Squish

In today's Down & Dirty, we're talking about how to get better, more accurate grading in a machine.
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[@nieldcreek2098]

A lot of us good seasoned operators know this almost without consciously thinking about it that much anymore. But, I don’t know that we could explain it quite as simply as you did👍

[@DieselandIron]

I really appreciate the comment brother!

[@brandonculpepper438]

I love your hand controls, dirt daddy

[@DieselandIron]

All about those hand signals....

[@kincetown]

🎉Thanks so much brother, very helpful video🎉

[@DieselandIron]

Thanks brother!

[@Dirt_mountain-earthworks]

Nice! Thanks for sharing... always helpful👍

[@DieselandIron]

Thanks for watching!

[@TheLeverMonkey]

Don't forget that if you have a quick connect on the rig it introduces slop outside of the bushings as well. Some squish can also come from the hydraulic soft lines. They expand under pressure when pushing down to cut or back drag (not floating). Mostly happens with older rigs. This is usually one of the first things I teach my new guys to watch out for. Good video.

[@DieselandIron]

Thanks Shane! Good call on the quick connect. That will add quite a bit of slop on older rigs for sure.