Relocating and Spreading Dirt with Skid Steer
At 2:11 in
Wrong tractor! TYM Backhoe issue or ??
What happens here
The operator gets into the yellow Gehl RT210 skid steer and begins moving a substantial pile of mixed dirt, rock, and gravel. He uses the front Dirt Dog bucket to scoop up material from the large pile, drives forward to an area designated for leveling, and then lowers the bucket to spread the material evenly. This process is repeated multiple times to gradually reduce the size of the pile and distribute the material across the work area. The dirt is noted as being heavy and rocky but good for compaction. The goal is to prepare the ground for future concrete pads and an outdoor kitchen, which will be elevated. Care is taken to avoid hitting the nearby well head.
Goal: Clear the debris pile and level the ground for future construction
Tools and materials
- Dirt Dog Bucket Dirt Dog — For handling the dirt
- Gehl RT210 Skid Steer Gehl — For scooping, moving, and spreading dirt
- Poly Pipe N/A — An existing buried utility near the well head (to be avoided)
- Rocky Dirt Pile N/A — Material to be moved and spread