Skid Steer Inspection and Maintenance
At 7:33 in
Grading with a Crippled machine
What happens here
The presenter prepares his Bobcat S185 skid steer for the grading task. This involves checking the tire pressure on one of the large tires, which is found to be at 21 PSI instead of the required 80 PSI. He uses a Milwaukee M12 Compact Inflator to address this. While the tire inflates, he performs visual inspections under the hood, checking the oil filter, oil dipstick to ensure proper oil levels, and removing both the inner and outer air filters for inspection and gentle cleaning by tapping them. He notes the maintenance log on the oil filter, indicating the last service was at 1725 hours.
Goal: Ensure the skid steer is in good working condition and ready for operation
Tools and materials
- 4-in-1 Bucket — Attached to the skid steer for moving and scooping dirt. The presenter states he uses it as a regular bucket
- Bobcat S185 Skid Steer Bobcat — The primary heavy machinery for grading
- Milwaukee M12 Compact Inflator Milwaukee — Inflating the skid steer tires to the correct pressure
- Work Pants Kujo — Comfort and protection while operating machinery
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