Transporting the Steel Pipe

What happens here

The creator starts his green John Deere 5065E tractor, which is equipped with an H240 front loader and forks, along with a Woods Groundbreaker BH100 backhoe attachment mounted at the rear. He uses the front loader to carefully pick up a large, heavy, half-inch thick steel pipe, which he identifies as a "pylon" or "steel pipe" originally cut from a bridge project. He then skillfully drives the tractor across a gravel driveway and then a grassy field, transporting the pipe to the intended location of the creek crossing. Upon arrival, the pipe is gently lowered from the forks and positioned near the work area.

Goal: Move the steel culvert pipe to the crossing site