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Uneven Terrain and Ground Contouring Test

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What happens here

The Case wheel loader maneuvers the Arctic Sectional Snow-Pusher across highly uneven terrain and large drops, showcasing the plow's ability to contour to the ground. The 16-foot pusher flexes and adjusts to an 8.5-inch drop without losing contact or sustaining damage, highlighting the benefits of its unique design in maintaining consistent ground contact and efficiently clearing varied surfaces.

Goal: Demonstrate the snow pusher's ability to flex and contour to uneven ground conditions.

Tools and materials

  • Case 521G Wheel Loader Case — Operating the Arctic Sectional Snow-Pusher over uneven terrain

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all right so now we're gonna head over to the parking lot a lot [Music] what's the story with this parking lot we're going to next CJ or may not use a parking lot to do pothole testing with a lot of down pressure to make sure that if some were to use the public way it would survive so one of the things you guys you don't use don't you're not supposed to use down pressure with these plows well you can use just a minimal amount and then if you guys have to like cut hard pack or ice then you can roll the machines coupler forward and it bends up Holly blossom adds weight to your cutting edges otherwise you're looking for the pusher to float that way you can get maximum traction to the tires so that you could use the power that seemed to pushing instead of grinding the palm to the ground we just try to say is if you're following virgin snow that just felt fresh you just need to set the plow down on the ground frame should be relatively parallel with the ground flat this is rolled forward so you'd be like if he came back for a cleanup at a scrape smell that froze to the surface this is the aggressive yeah roll it forward and it adds a lot of

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