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Skid Steer Reassembly & System Check

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NOT AGAIN!! Mechanic work never stops on the FARM!!

What happens here

After successfully replacing the hydraulic line and the problematic spring, the presenter reassembles the painted metal covers, noting they look brand new. He then starts the skid steer, testing the hydraulic system to ensure there are no leaks and that the bucket tilt function is working correctly. He mentions that any hydraulic fluid leaks on the driveway can be cleaned up using "Super Clean" degreaser, highlighting its effectiveness in breaking down grease and oil, as well as its environmentally friendly properties. He then proceeds to put the skid steer back together, tightening the cab down. He uses a DeWalt impact driver with a 19mm socket for this task. He emphasizes checking the U-bolt system for proper tightening.

Goal: Fully reassemble the skid steer, verify the hydraulic system's functionality, and clean up any spills

Tools and materials

  • 19mm Socket — Used with the impact driver for specific bolts
  • Crowfoot Wrench — Final tightening of hydraulic fittings
  • DeWalt Impact Driver DeWalt — Tightening bolts during reassembly
  • Skid Steer Loader John Deere 250 — The machinery being reassembled and tested
  • Super Clean Degreaser Super Clean — Cleaning up hydraulic fluid spills