Spread Initial Rock Dust Layer

What happens here

After starting the Gehl RT210 skid steer, the operator maneuvers the machine to the piles of rock dust. He uses the front bucket to scoop generous amounts of the material and then drives to the target area next to the building. The rock dust is then carefully dumped and spread across the muddy ground, focusing on filling the lowest and most uneven sections. This step aims to create a more consistent and elevated base before fine-tuning the grade.

Goal: The operator uses the skid steer to scoop rock dust from existing piles and distribute it across the muddy and uneven ground, creating a foundational layer for leveling.