Snow Stacking with Pusher and Accidental Drone Collision
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Stacking Massive snow banks with the Compact loader
What happens here
With the SDLG L918F wheel loader now fully refueled and equipped with the Pro-Tech Fusion Edge snow pusher, the operator drives it to the final snow stacking location, which appears to be a large open area. He begins the process of pushing and stacking massive amounts of dense, icy snow. He notes the poor traction of the machine's tires on the underlying ice, causing them to spin, and determines that the Pro-Tech pusher is not ideal for 'ramming' into such hard-packed material, leading him to consider switching to a bucket attachment for better penetration. The drone, capturing aerial footage, is involved in an accidental collision with the loader's bucket during this phase, highlighting the risks of close-proximity filming.
Goal: Stack snow in the designated area, addressing challenges posed by icy conditions and an unexpected drone incident.
Tools and materials
- Bucket Attachment — Considered for better penetration
- DJI Mavic 2 Pro Drone DJI — Aerial filming and involved in collision
- Remote Controller — Operating the drone
- SDLG L918F Wheel Loader SDLG — Operating the snow pusher and bucket
- Smartphone iPhone — Viewing live drone feed
- Dense Snow N/A — The challenging material to be stacked
- Ice N/A — Causing traction issues
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