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Concrete Plowing & Operator Mindset

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Battling the Blizzard: Big Loader vs. Epic Snowstorm!

What happens here

When plowing snow from concrete surfaces, extreme care is necessary to avoid damaging the concrete or the loader's bucket edge. Concrete is less forgiving than asphalt. Regularly inspect and maintain your equipment, as continuous heavy use, especially in harsh winter conditions, can lead to significant wear and tear. Furthermore, maintain a confident and focused mindset; do not be intimidated by the size of the equipment or by more experienced operators who might try to exert dominance.

Goal: Safely plow concrete and maintain a confident, non-intimidated operator mindset.

Tools and materials

  • Front-End Loader — Plowing snow from concrete surfaces

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into the next slot so we have a constant hourly but we also have a inch 7 in of concrete is more like 20 in of fluff or pick a number doesn't matter it's so heavy it's tough and it breaks everything everything breaks when you're plowing concrete cuz you can't can't plow concrete sell the same way you can this fluff but if you don't have a few years under your belt you don't realize that so you hit the concrete piles as hard as you hit the fluff piles and then pin that stuff just goes wrong

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