Hahaha

😂😂😂😂 Good one!

Been there with that one

😂😂love it

😂😂😂

We will do some crazy shit to leave early forsure 😂😂

​@@Litty4Reallyname something

Lo Ji by by

Ah yes, the ol "do this this and this and you can leave early". Knowing damn well its an impossible task but that spark of hope lights a crazy fire under someones ass who really wants to leave. Classic 😂😂

You mean head to the pub lol

Sade’s “Smooth Operator” would’ve been waaay better.

@@xxxvader that’s a great one too- I think on this one we can both be right!

Agree

You're welcome I'm that dude ain't I😮

Obviously an educated response....well done!

Actually, most of the little ones don't. I've worked on some really nice ones that had it and was surprised to see it. Maybe they started realizing they needed it and started doing it on newer machines, but I wrenched for 20 years and rarely ran into it. Actually, I had to replace many hydraulic pumps and engines because of Maneuvers like this.

you're right about dry sump systems. but how confident are you that this machine has that system?

Thanks for the info Mr. Bobcat!😂

He eased all worries for you guys.

Outstanding idea.

Thier is a guy that dose stunts with a skidsteer

They used to have them on tv

They already do have that 😂

@@robertdoble7665😊😊😊

@christian9472, did you know that ZZ Top is still doing concerts ?

It’s good. But Sade’s “Smooth Operator” would have been much, much better.

My exact thought 🤣

Easy

Я тоже когда-то работал. Точно так же делал, когда никого нету.😂😂😂

Yeah, that's why any respectable equipment operator puts down ramps. Doing that puts strain on the oil pump, the fuel pump, and if something breaks, he's stranded.

That wild but this guy sure knows how to operate his equipment.

That skid steer has a dry sump.....

I think you were supposed to write 'smooth operator' ;)

​@@davidkrappenschitz253lul

Bommm

😂😂😂😂 Then he rolls up in this

That's No More Harmful than Just Backing Onto a Trailer...

Awesome, my husband just told that fact. I'd love to see that. 💕😻💕

When does bobcat have appreciation day?

We need vids! Someone must have that!

theyll relocate to mexico where the workers make $3/day

That’s awesome! Are there any videos of it??

I wouldn’t need to see papers lol he got it

That's not a forklift.

😂

😂😂

You mean chicharones

So... he uses the skidsteer to heat the steak up?

Nope! These tricks are learned after years of experience! Or if you have a master operator as a grandfather 😊

yea well if he did go to school he would realize while doing this he starving the engine of oil while he is doing this slowly damaging it over time

​@@noahdziadyk3412More repair work for you,super wrench?

You learn these skills on your PlayStation

Don't these have dry sumps? @@noahdziadyk3412

Yes

A dry sump system in a bobcat machine uses an external reservoir to store oil, which is then pumped to lubricate the engine. This setup allows for better oil control and prevents oil starvation during extreme maneuvers, like tipping forward and driving in reverse to load the machine onto a trailer. When the machine tilts, a traditional wet sump system might experience oil pooling in one area, leading to engine damage due to inadequate lubrication. In contrast, the dry sump system's external reservoir ensures a steady supply of oil even when the machine is at an angle, reducing the risk of engine damage during maneuvers.

Came here to ask about that, thanks for getting ahead of the question!

Likewise, wondering the same

@@shanefowler3504actually, yes and no, you can run the reservoir tank dry if angles held for long enough.

@@ppatricktt I think some of the Country Boys in the chat we're saying it's just tipping it for a second to put it on the trailer it's not going to hurt it then I saw the comment about the dry-sump I wouldn't load a piece of equipment this way anyway but it's kind of neat to watch

Before OSHA, there used to be "OSH*T"

@@gamerjenkins2053 😂😂😂😂😂😂

As Matt of Diesel Creek would sing: 🎵🎶Come with me,and you'll see,a world of OSHA violations🎶🎵

​@@devinrussell420😂😂😂😂💀

He may have accidentally done something similar on his first day, then just told every one he meant to do that. Of coarse, then he HAD to practice!😮❤

In the UK we have something called Diggerland. It’s a theme park made up of construction equipment. It’s brilliant ! 😂

❤@@trainman665aWAa

작아도 4륜 구동이네!

@@trainman665 I was imagining the park for adults not kids. lol I looked it up, looks cool for the kids.

Because he isn’t drunk.

​@@tomvana4270😂

@@tomvana4270 I was only drunk that one time using a forklift (slightly different I know) and it isn't my fault the wall jumped in front of me either.

​@@robertburk5550lol🤣🤣Now that was funny👍 I hate when them Walls jump in your way🤷‍♂️🤝

Think over your life

@@OldschoolMTB05 I’m retired living on the beach in Mexico. Not much left to think over.

@@unknowndrummer3229 ah....okay. thats great. Then enjoy your time and stay healthy!

👍🏻👍🏻

Most Indians are very good operators.

@@Moose803 Yep , they run great grow ops.too.

Are you a fan of Andy Taylor and Barney Five?

That’s how we do in the lone star.

I was thinking the same thing.

Peor, puede ser que el chupador de la bomba de aceite quede descubierto y el motor funcione todo ese tiempo sin lubricación...

No..... It only seeps down your back, into your seat 💺.

Yeah the oil goes where the oil shouldn't go. They decided it wasn't their problem.

That's the least of the worries... He's got about 20 seconds before the rod bearings are starved and begin to gall.

Been around forever

Multipurpose bucket

Good to know you've never operated one

Today it's more practical to look cool and ruin a $25,000 piece of machinery I guess she's going to trade in all of them likes and buy a new one

​@@HenryReadydry sump oiling system. He didnt hurt anything.

Their MADE to do crap like this, the early ones? hit or miss, all are dry sump diesel nowadays, y’all need to stick to your lanes

​@@patrickancona1193 there not made to run at a 90 deg angel. I have rebuilt 100s of bobcat engines because guys think this is cool.

see previous dry sump commentary.

@@olddirtyburt7522 contrary to popular belief, ignorance really is not bliss Skid steer loaders don't do dry sump schittwit

Only if I can empty it!

My first time in a bobcat i almost flipped it cause i was so confused by the backwards controls lmao

@@tbzombie1725curious what you mean by backwards controls?

@@BruceCookfmx usually foot pedals is to go/stop/reverse and joysticks is bucket and boom controls/steering but the foot pedals in the bobcat were set up to control boom and bucket and sticks were set up to steer and drive i wasnt used to that at all

Anybody can do that if they have a few hrs to practice girls too. Steady hands is the most important part of the game

A dry sump system in a bobcat machine uses an external reservoir to store oil, which is then pumped to lubricate the engine. This setup allows for better oil control and prevents oil starvation during extreme maneuvers, like tipping forward and driving in reverse to load the machine onto a trailer. When the machine tilts, a traditional wet sump system might experience oil pooling in one area, leading to engine damage due to inadequate lubrication. In contrast, the dry sump system's external reservoir ensures a steady supply of oil even when the machine is at an angle, reducing the risk of engine damage during maneuvers.

А внешний резервуар не наклоняется ?😂​@@shanefowler3504

Thatsca LAZY DUMBAZZZ destroying an $85,000.00 piece of equipment.

No

Definitely not.

Those saying no do not have knowledge of this machine's dry sump lubrication. It is made for this.

pro animal and maimer of machinery.

Looks like that already happened.

Give him 2 beers 😎

If they tried to pay me in beer for skill, talent and work, I’d take it as an insult. No one can pay their bills or mortgage in beer.🤫

Two beers for that guy. The Force is 💪 in that guy...

Then drink it, cut the top off, and stick it on the muffler end to keep debris out bc the machine is now facing backwards down the road

A dry sump system in a bobcat machine uses an external reservoir to store oil, which is then pumped to lubricate the engine. This setup allows for better oil control and prevents oil starvation during extreme maneuvers, like tipping forward and driving in reverse to load the machine onto a trailer. When the machine tilts, a traditional wet sump system might experience oil pooling in one area, leading to engine damage due to inadequate lubrication. In contrast, the dry sump system's external reservoir ensures a steady supply of oil even when the machine is at an angle, reducing the risk of engine damage during maneuvers.

@@shanefowler3504are you sure it’s dry sumped? I know mine isn’t

😅 everybody already answered it. It's common knowledge to equipment operators

​@shanefowler3504 sure bout that I've rolled one started smoking oil got on top of piston yeah it was bad

​​@@paulsimms1449I watched a reefer engine run on its side for a while after a semi rolled over across the highway ahead of me. it was kinda funny. it would scream away burning it's own oil then the revs would come down to a "put... put... put..." and I thought ok it's finally gonna die... but no. then it revved up like crazy again. did that for like 3 minutes, rev way up then slowly idle down over and over. some crazy mofo was between the back of the cab and the front of the trailer with the access doors open trying to kill it. no way I was getting anywhere near that thing. it eventually just put putted itself to death finally. would have loved to video it but myself and other bystanders were trying to get the two drivers out through the windshield in their t-shirts and flip flops in December. The co driver had been asleep in the bunk while the driver was also asleep while driving. one of them had a gash on his head and the other guys finger was kinda dangling but they were alive

What would be more important if he knows if that is a dry sump system for oil control! Nothing like ruining the engine from tilting the oil away from needed parts!

You think

No he does not he knows how to burn up a engine though

It’s not a bobcat,it’s a skid steer first,,Bobcat is a brand name,,

That man is ridin his own horse, nobody would pay liability on a guy with balls that big. That skid steer looks like it's got a few hours on it. I'll bet he put every hour on it and I'll bet it's not his first one either

Who destroyed the trailer... But sure an American doesn't care.

Its a normal Bobcat driver. They can all do that

A dry sump system in a bobcat machine uses an external reservoir to store oil, which is then pumped to lubricate the engine. This setup allows for better oil control and prevents oil starvation during extreme maneuvers, like tipping forward and driving in reverse to load the machine onto a trailer. When the machine tilts, a traditional wet sump system might experience oil pooling in one area, leading to engine damage due to inadequate lubrication. In contrast, the dry sump system's external reservoir ensures a steady supply of oil even when the machine is at an angle, reducing the risk of engine damage during maneuvers.

@@shanefowler3504 hell yeah you know how to copy and paste I’m proud of you 👏🏼 I’m a mechanic man it was a joke 😘

Lmao

needs or deserves?

A machine needs to look like a machine not a pavement princess

For reals, the last thing they worried about is oil pressure

He's got a few seconds to play before his rods come knockin to tell him they needed oil a bit ago