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Prepare Skid Steer for Manure Loading

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Farm Tractors at work...load it up and spread it out!

What happens here

The presenter starts a John Deere 250 skid steer and drives it from its parking spot. He then maneuvers the skid steer to detach the tooth bucket currently attached to its front loader arms. After removing the tooth bucket, he positions the skid steer to pick up a smooth bucket, ensuring it is securely connected and latched. This smooth bucket will be used to efficiently load the aged manure into the spreader.

Goal: The John Deere 250 skid steer is started and moved. Its existing tooth bucket is detached and replaced with a smooth bucket, which is better suited for scooping and loading loose materials like manure.

Tools and materials

  • John Deere 250 Skid Steer
  • Smooth Bucket
  • Tooth Bucket

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got me a new pair of shades today man these things are awesome they're Oakley's they're really really lightweight I mean you barely notice them on your face and they'll work with ear muffs the other glasses I have won't work so good with ear muffs for hearing protection so what we got to do we got to drop a tooth bucket and we got to go over here and pick up the smooth bucket we have to smooth buckets one of them is going on dad's tractor and the other one is in right there so we're going to drop the toothed bucket put the smooth bucket on and that way we can utilize most all of this manure [Music] all right fingers crossed we just took the skin loader up to the manure spreader I'm pretty sure this thing is gonna start up no problem we're gonna take it down to the garage and throw it on the battery charger so we can work it tomorrow see what I mean this is annoying now that we've got the trackers honey this

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