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Initial Missteps: Improper Unloading and Transport

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What happens here

The presenter demonstrates several incorrect ways to unload and transport the Grizzly Rock Screen. First, he attempts to unload it from the trailer using the forks attachment, which causes the screen to fall onto the ground. Next, he uses the skid steer's bucket to awkwardly lift and move the screen to another location, struggling with control. Finally, he places the screen in the bed of a pickup truck for transport, which results in the screen sliding out of the truck bed while driving, highlighting instability.

Goal: Demonstrate common, but incorrect, methods of handling and transporting the screen.

Tools and materials

  • Bucket — Used for an awkward, incorrect lifting and moving attempt
  • Flatbed Trailer Gator USA — The initial platform from which the screen is improperly unloaded
  • Forks — Used for the initial, incorrect unloading attempt
  • Grizzly Rock Screen Bear Iron Works — The object being improperly handled and transported
  • Pickup Truck RAM — Used for insecure transport, leading to the screen falling out
  • Skid Steer Bobcat S185 — Used with both forks and bucket in incorrect handling demonstrations

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all right let's see how we're going to take this off well it's not going to be the right way because right after I take it off the trailer I flipped it right down onto the ground and then dropped it two more times before Ragin from bare Iron Works finally showed me the right way to handle it I think what we're going to end up doing is forking it right from the top putting the forks right there so there actually is a right way to do this and it's not what you're seeing right here they actually have dedicated Clips so that you can take a bucket you don't have to switch to Forks so when you're screening with this thing you never have to switch attachments you can just take your dirt bucket that you're working with and put it right into the contraption there and pick it up and haul it away no forking allow don't Fork these freckers [Music] heavy and he rolling now without a little [Music] assistance again wrong way to carry this but I didn't know any better and we are going to learn together when the guy that and built these things shows up and teaches us [Music] if you're wondering why we backed up that's what happens when you stop driving and you start talking and you get [Music]

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