I truly don't understand how these guys can balance a machine like that, the weight of the machine shifts along with the operator's body shifting while holding levers and pedals, incredible.
I’ve never seen anyone do it with modern stick controls, the old UI with the two sticks and floor pedals for the hydraulics are the only machines that can do this without having a bucket completely loaded with dirt. Hell all the new shit has electronics that turn the engine off at certain angles.
I learned to get pretty smooth running at the time a Gehl skidloader cleaning out a cement lagoon on a dairy farm. To start cleaning we started on the ramp down to the bottom which was just wide enough for the spreader that was over 6 feet high and the skidloader. The first few loads were pretty much shitty water that we scooped into the spreader. If you were jerky with either stick you were wearing it. With that I will say my hat is off to the operator of that machine and I'd like to buy him a beer.
I feel sorry for others, us people trying that for the 1st time but forgetting out back lights, tail lights cross bars, braces - basically messing it all up and smashing stuff because we didn't think it through. Nice going load master.
It's easy to get it up there but getting off the truck is something I never could master with the old flatbed. the bucket digs in and the bobcat ended up tipping back and hitting the truck.
I just have to say. There are ALOT of Dudley Doo Rites on this thread lol. "What about the oil" lol good god man. Either it's his equipment that's why hes so good with it, or he just dont give a flying F about the oil because he's doing stuff with it that shouldn't be physically possible lol. But all some of these folks are worried about is the oil lol. Really that's what gets you off huh, gotta comment about how bad this potentially is because of the lack of oil for a few seconds while it's on end, get over it. This is impressive oil or no oil. Plus the Ol Ford didn't budge an inch, just pointing that out.
Not bad just have to make sure you have enough room to strap down the bucket. Always need two points of securement, bucket attacked to the machine is only one
Time has proven otherwise. This guy is an owner/operator and has been for nearly a decade. All he does, all day long, is run his skid steer. And, he spends a great deal of time on two wheels. Time has proven that these machines can be on two wheels without an issue, for years on end.
Several folks have said that - but it must not be an issue because he loads/offloads his machine this way multiple times per day for years on end without a single issue.
Since it's such a small amount of time the engine is sideways it may burn a bit of oil but it'll not harm the machine in the slightest just need a top up now and then. I've had diesels in the past that have ran away because of bad seals in the turbo and it sucked all the oil out of the oilpan it didn't cause any harm to the engine since it was such a short time it ran away just needed a top up and a new turbo and it was back running. ;)
It really doesn’t matter. It’s a solid steel plate. There’s like maybe one access panel down there and it’s between the wheels so it’s impossible to damage it by high centering.
I love watching people who know what the **ck they are doing. Talent/skill.
I agree, he does seem to know what the heck he is doing.
That skill and talent comes with a 60 thousand price tag lmao
What the hell do ducks have to do with this?
Sometimes (lots) wing it.
I've been around. I can hack it.
Those are some serious skills. I’ve worked a BobCat but I couldn’t conceive of doing this.
I’m the same
that was pretty dam smooth and quick , nice job .
Yes, he makes it look almost graceful.
Now that's not just skill but real talent and experience.. He must feel the machine as an extension of his arms.
Yessir, he's an owner operator and this is all he does, skid-steer work.
Forget the arms. That's an extension of his peepee
Now THAT is an operator.
Yessir!
That was badass. The way he balanced he balanced it on the front wheels then backed it up to the bed of the truck shows some sick skills. 🤯
Yes it does
Hello, Mr George? You know the new guy you just hired, give him a raise. He's worth every cent.
Exactly.
I truly don't understand how these guys can balance a machine like that, the weight of the machine shifts along with the operator's body shifting while holding levers and pedals, incredible.
One thing that plays a key role is mechanical controls. He said it can't be done with electrical controls.
@@SouthwestORV ah, analog inputs, like an extension of your hand. Incredible.
I’ve never seen anyone do it with modern stick controls, the old UI with the two sticks and floor pedals for the hydraulics are the only machines that can do this without having a bucket completely loaded with dirt. Hell all the new shit has electronics that turn the engine off at certain angles.
Now this is the proper time for me to say he’s gots skills to pay the bills! Those machines look like a blast!
LOL, literally yes. This is how he makes his living. And he enjoys it.
Most skilled with a bobcat I definitely seen
I would venture, that most have seen.
It's great when a video is about what the title says it is about.
Right?
This guy deserves the gold medal.👏👏👏👏👏
I agree. He's second to none.
Mind blown! This guy is a Boss! Equivalent of driving a 8,000lb unicycle whilst juggling. Many simultaneous actions seamlessly and smoothly. Bravo!
I agree.
these things are as close to mechs as we got
Mechs? I don't follow.
I learned to get pretty smooth running at the time a Gehl skidloader cleaning out a cement lagoon on a dairy farm. To start cleaning we started on the ramp down to the bottom which was just wide enough for the spreader that was over 6 feet high and the skidloader. The first few loads were pretty much shitty water that we scooped into the spreader. If you were jerky with either stick you were wearing it. With that I will say my hat is off to the operator of that machine and I'd like to buy him a beer.
I'm sure he'd accept it! His name is Jake Hatch with Black Sheep Skid, he has performed at monster truck shows in his skid steer.
I bet the rate of Bobcat accidents jumps significantly after this video.
Possible, although most won’t have the nerve to try.
You can tell this guy could push a dime across a concrete bridge with that bucket ... he’s that good!
Yes, he could. He gets paid to entertain in his skid steer.
Wouldn't have believed it if I hadn't seen it, well done.
He's a magician on this machine.
That's a good load for a pick up truck. Well done
On a regular work day he may do this 1-4 times.
Not only impressive loading stellar payload as well
Agreed, impressive truck
Wow. Wish I had those skills.
It’s a very marketable skill.
Man made this look so much easier than it actually is😂
So true.
Why aren't 4 in 1 buckets popular in USA? It's all we use in Australia.
I don't know!
Home boy ain’t playin
No, home boy about to go make some money.
That's nuts. I'm just learning how to use some Grapples. Lol
Yep, crazy how I get in one and it's all jerky and I look like a fool. He dances with it.
I feel sorry for others, us people trying that for the 1st time but forgetting out back lights, tail lights cross bars, braces - basically messing it all up and smashing stuff because we didn't think it through. Nice going load master.
Yessir, he's pretty awesome.
That was so sick!!!
I agree!
I’ve seen this done with an excavator on Mythbusters: it’s possible, but VERY hard to do.
Unless you do it 3 times per day, then it’s run of the mill.
Man dam I couldn't believe my dam eyes that guy is bad to the bone he's good best I ever heard of he got dam lart of nerve
Yes, I agree, a lot of skill and nerve.
We got a bobcat , but always wondered what happens to the oil pressure when you do this ? Engine oil pressure I meant to say
Whatever happens, it can't be too detrimental. This guy constantly runs his skiddies like this.
That skills right there 👏👏👏
Amen. He does have incredible skills for sure.
Skill, I recommend everybody get one.
Sure. Makes sense.
GENIUS Get er done...now the trailer can be loaded with crap and hooked back onto the truck👍🏾
Exactly!
Pretty impressive, curious how you unload?
Thanks! I'll see if I can get a video of that.
@@SouthwestORV sweet!
The same way lol
you do the same thing in reverse.
I’m guessing that he does everything he just did,but in reverse order.
Very cool. I work for Bobcat so see a lot of talented skid/track drivers but this is good. Is there a video of him getting the machine off?
Not yet, but he does get it off several times a day without ramps...at least he did with that truck. Yes, he is very good.
Wheres the engine oil pickup?
I have no idea.
I knew a guy that did that with forks on. Fork broke. Came back in the cab and went threw his chest. Always use the bucket.
Sad. I believe it.
Hard to get laid with a fork through the chest. Ima hold off on that trick.
It's easy to get it up there but getting off the truck is something I never could master with the old flatbed. the bucket digs in and the bobcat ended up tipping back and hitting the truck.
I should publish the getting of video.
@@SouthwestORV giggity...
@@SouthwestORV please do. Have a similar setup an would appreciate the unloading video. Better yet getting on an off in one video. Thanks!
I just have to say. There are ALOT of Dudley Doo Rites on this thread lol. "What about the oil" lol good god man. Either it's his equipment that's why hes so good with it, or he just dont give a flying F about the oil because he's doing stuff with it that shouldn't be physically possible lol. But all some of these folks are worried about is the oil lol. Really that's what gets you off huh, gotta comment about how bad this potentially is because of the lack of oil for a few seconds while it's on end, get over it. This is impressive oil or no oil. Plus the Ol Ford didn't budge an inch, just pointing that out.
Yessir. The oil issue isn’t a problem for him.
Now, that dude knows his shit. 👍
Si Senor.
Very talented!!!!
Yes, you should see him on a job site.
Very clever. But ramps work well too!
In his case, this is his normal mode of work. This is the only way he loads and unloads, and it's fastest for him.
Jeez, had to see it to appreciate it.
Agreed
I'm not easily impressed, But that was impressive!!!
I was equally impressed the first time I saw this.
Boss
Hoss
MAAAAAAAAD SKILLS!!! 😳
For sure
Yep 👍🏻
Ha!
😂 i have one i gotta try this freaking flawless he definitely spent a few hours on a bobcat
Right? That's all he does for work, all day long.
My boss always yells at me when I put it on two wheels. Lol
You'll have to do what this guy does, and become the boss yourself. When it's your machine, nobody can tell you what to do!
Well done
Agreed.
Ikthis is late af but what kind of truck and rear suspension statistics planning on something soon
I think it’s an F550
Jebus what a badass! \m/
He’s good
Goddamn that guy's good!
For certain
Same way I load my mine on my Prius 😅😅😅
That's cool. Do you own the new Prius HD flatbed? ;)
people are incredible
Especially this guy
Nice touch tho!you got a good skills!!👍👍
Yes he does.
I would've never believed it if I hadn't seen it
It's funny, living in this community it becomes normal. He does this several times a day.
engine oil pressure has left the chat.
And even so...machine continues to do this day after day for years without a problem.
That's awesome.
Yes it is
That's cool bro🤙
Yessir, especially on a job site.
Pretty SLICK!!!!
None better!
Just like that . 🦅
Yessir
That's ridiculous! And I thought I was pretty good with a skidster
Folks give him funny looks a lot, but he stays busy because he's a magician with it.
@@SouthwestORV.. lol I see that, he's like the MJ of skidsters!
You've inspired me! I need to film and publish a video entitled "Skidsteer Moonwalk".
Just like a boss
And he is the boss!
Then man invented ramps ...
Kinda like a step backwards huh?
Not bad just have to make sure you have enough room to strap down the bucket. Always need two points of securement, bucket attacked to the machine is only one
Spoken with experience. Good points.
Not sure how engine could keep oil circulation or how he didn't lose hydraulic charge but slick nonetheless
Right? But his machines are fine day in, day out, for years on end.
Can this be done with tracks?
Good question! I should ask him.
@@SouthwestORV I work with skid steers regularly. My boss wouldn't allow it lol but I would definitely love to know!
Yes...
Imagine the job he can do on basic Bobcat work! lol.
Yes, and what's great about this guy is he does it all well - the simple and the tricky stuff.
Wonder ? Bad for machine tipping it bet he’s a backblader
Time has proven otherwise. This guy is an owner/operator and has been for nearly a decade. All he does, all day long, is run his skid steer. And, he spends a great deal of time on two wheels. Time has proven that these machines can be on two wheels without an issue, for years on end.
better operator than me
He's better than most.
@@SouthwestORV you and hem kiss my bass
That can't be good for the engine
It also can’t be too bad for it, or it would have failed years ago
Can you do it in a CTL?
What is a CTL?
Cool but engines like oil.. At that angle it ain't getting much..
And yet, after years of doing this very thing every day...not a single negative side effect.
Its designed that way buddy, hi pressure Kubota oil pump.
Gotta love how people know so much about engines and feel entitled to comment lol Engines need Oil but you clearly don't understand shit
Beast
Yessir.
monster
Agreed
NIIIIIIIIIICE
Yes.
I think i know what toy he was getting for xmas😁😁
Exactly
You smell that? I smell oil starvation.
Several folks have said that - but it must not be an issue because he loads/offloads his machine this way multiple times per day for years on end without a single issue.
Since it's such a small amount of time the engine is sideways it may burn a bit of oil but it'll not harm the machine in the slightest just need a top up now and then. I've had diesels in the past that have ran away because of bad seals in the turbo and it sucked all the oil out of the oilpan it didn't cause any harm to the engine since it was such a short time it ran away just needed a top up and a new turbo and it was back running. ;)
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Que bien!
So that's how they do iT.....
Correct. Now you know. ;)
No way no way omg!! 😂❤❤❤ Wow
amazing right?
Dayum. ....that kid will be employed anywhere
He is about 40, and he owns his own skid steer business.
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That’s one shovel of a coke nail 🤫
Please explain…
Surprised the truck didn’t go to the ground with a whole skid steer on the bed
It's a Ford F450 or F550 Superduty, so it could handle it just fine.
Southwest ORV SÍ señor
That’s a pretty small skid loader
Dammmmmmmmmmmmmmm
I agree.
Don't tell me that didn't take a lot of practice.
He works all day every day with that machine, his daily job is practice.
@@SouthwestORV still, lots of people do and can't do things like that.
Yeah like that!! That’s what she said 😝
Exacto
Maestrooo
Clarooo
Sheeeeeeeeshhhh
Yessir.
I wonder if OSHA would approve 🤔
I wonder who cares…
They would not, and that motivates him. :)
Sweeeeeettt!!!
Yes, it's fun to watch in person.
✊
Si Senor.
urrrr That isn't the first time he's done that. Hell it might not even be the 12th time hes don'e that.
You're right. He does this several times every day.
Where’s the unload vid at thou I’m sure everyone wants to see that one
I don't have one, but I should video him unloading and publish it.
👍
Two thumbs up.
Ramps? Where we’re going, we don’t need ramps.
Haha! Exactly
👍👍👍👍
Yessir.
DOES THE MOTOR STARVE FOR OIL? THATS QUITE AN ANGLE....
No, does not appear to. He has been doing this several times a day for years.
Yeah lets scrape the bottom of the equipment...... It don't matter ...🤔
Time has shown...it doesn't matter.
It really doesn’t matter. It’s a solid steel plate. There’s like maybe one access panel down there and it’s between the wheels so it’s impossible to damage it by high centering.
call osha
They're busy.
Wowo
Yee yee