Final Grading with Skid Steer
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John Deere....Not TYM! This Could Be Stupid....or Genius!
What happens here
The creator then switches to using a yellow Gehl RT210 compact track loader (skid steer). He attaches a Tri-L smooth bucket to the skid steer, ensuring a secure connection of the hydraulic lines. He starts the machine and drives it to the construction site. He then begins to meticulously move and spread the remaining piles of dirt and rocks over the backfilled culvert. He repeatedly traverses the area, using the smooth bucket to push, drag, and level the material. This process fills the entire creek crossing area, creating a wide, even, and well-compacted surface. He works to achieve a smooth grade that integrates seamlessly with the surrounding terrain, ensuring the crossing is suitable for heavy vehicle traffic and farm equipment.
Goal: Achieve a smooth, durable, and integrated creek crossing surface
Tools and materials
- Gehl RT210 Compact Track Loader Gehl — Moving, spreading, and leveling large quantities of dirt for the crossing
- Tri-L Smooth Bucket — Scooping, pushing, and finishing the dirt surface
- Dirt and Rocks N/A — Building up and leveling the crossing