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Assess Site and Soil Conditions

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Testing the NEW skid steer on slick wet clay

What happens here

Before beginning the earthmoving task, the presenter walks through the site to provide an overview. The main objective is to remove a significant mound of dirt that resulted from the excavation of a new swimming pool. Key challenges noted are the considerable height and volume of the dirt pile, the steepness of the surrounding grade, and the extremely wet and clay-like consistency of the soil, which is described as 'snot-like'. This assessment sets the stage for the difficulties to be encountered during operation.

Goal: The presenter introduces the project: moving a large pile of dirt from a recently installed pool. He immediately identifies the primary challenge as a steep, wet slope and the heavy, 'snot-like' clay material that was excavated.

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all right guys let's show you what we got going on today the pool is in on this project and all the fill that when they were digging the pool they cast over here to the side so we've got to get all this out and that means basically what we're going to be doing is taking the asv and bringing the dump truck in and getting it loaded up and then over here is where it gets to be a little bit challenging

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