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Identify Problem with Current Loader Tires

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What happens here

The video begins by showing the SDLG L918F wheel loader, affectionately nicknamed 'Stanley,' and highlighting the persistent problem of its current tires going flat every few days. The host explains that these issues are significantly hampering the loader's effectiveness in winter snow plowing, prompting the decision to replace them with a set of dedicated snow tires. He also briefly mentions other mechanical breakdowns Stanley has experienced, such as a brake caliper and hydraulic line issues, some of which were temporarily resolved.

Goal: Understand the limitations and issues with the loader's existing tires for winter operation.

Tools and materials

  • Current Loader Tires — The tires that are problematic and will be replaced
  • SDLG L918F Wheel Loader SDLG — The primary piece of equipment experiencing tire issues

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[Music] you can see it right here where we got it got it in you Timmy jingle it come on jingle me man jingle me mine is not the G-rated so the hydraulic line snapped all right you got to do it you got to do it do do it do it come on do it come on do it the split rims that are super dangerous they basically will kill you I'll get the beat going I do want those on my truck he always want he wants everything bigger bigger bigger taka palutis man I have heard about these things for so long he look bad [Music] ass I am sick of the sledge so we have a tire on the sledge that refuses to cooperate it will do nothing more than go flat every few days the Sledge also had a brake caliber breakdown and some other things and we can deal with some of the stuff but that tire is become such a nuisance and you guys have asked for it so we're going to do it we're going to set we're going to put on a set a good snow tires and see exactly how well that improves the performance of the machine the the machine has been clutch for us in winter when it comes to plowing snow it only has 74 horsepower but it just goes and goes I wish it had diff lock it's not a perfect machine it has had its its breakdowns as well but the tires are finally driving me to the point of insanity and I'm done with it I'm getting rid of them and I'm going to put on a really good set of snow tires so let's get out there and get that going right now Alex has the new setup on so we got to go fix the Sledge before we can move the Sledge to put new tires on the Sledge right we just got to fill it up with food it's already fixed well we had to wait for the brake line so I had Zach get a cap so we just capped that uh left side for now okay so now it doesn't leak fluid out the line will be in tomorrow from enough just in case we got to use it tonight some chance of it okay what's what's Tim doing here he's just going to we're all going to learn how to use the grind together oh sweet him and I learned how to put together just well all right well good deal probably took us a good the team's all here yeah all right been saying hi to you on the phone say hi Oh I know I don't need to say hi to you we grew up we grew up together all right you got oh you already got her brine you already got her filled up all right that's for a different video this video we got to put new tires on the Sledge all right guys I've got Jerry on

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