Install Pins and Setback Blocks

You want me to throw a scrap around that one? Pull it out a little bit or I don't know. Be able to get it. So, this K Cabota SBL65 has a flip up door, which I have had many skid loaders with flip up doors and never liked a single one of them until this one. This flip up door so far hasn't fallen down and hitten anybody in the head and allows us to actually work during the summer and if it gets dusty and nasty out to still pull the door down. On our other skid loaders with the swing out door, you're either stuck with the door closed or off. At least the flip up door gives us an option. Just beat them mfers in there. It's coming piece of crit. Okay, look closely. You can see exactly where Sam is beating the pins down. But these blocks have what's called an automatic setback. And what you can't see is those pins that he's beating down right now. He's beating into the slot that's directly behind the pin holes. So you guys see that long slot? That's where he's getting that pin to fit. And as long as that pin fits anywhere in that slot, you're golden. That's what she said. Then if you have them lined up right, you should just be able to drop them right in. Just like that. They drop right in like that. They're usually where they need to be. I still like to go through and give them a little check just to make sure. We seat the pins. And that means we basically pound them down into the block below. They're not hovering or floating. They've got full contact with the block below.