Because his controls didn't come with the standard 3 inches of deadband slop in them.

Потому что этого чувака сделали в БобСат 😀

no it takes more then just that to be able to dothat

GypTits are you joking bobcats are made to things like this

Don't tread on me They are made for alot of things, tricks are definitely possible. But most engines are not designed to keep oil pressure when continuously run at extreme angles. Temporarily yes. And these angles are more extreme than the angles during commercial construction use.

@@romansten9 it’s possible that he modified the engine to allow him to do these tricks without worrying about the stress he’d be putting on the system.

There's no rear counter weight and that machine is stripped down to bare necessities. It still takes some skill but that isn't your average skid loader.

@@yougonnaeatthat9889 Still very impressive. Everything stunt related has been modified to perform said stunts. Can't even imagine how many hours dude spent practicing

Yeah, oil starvation. Too steep of an angle for too Long

@@mrfingers4737 BS. you clearly have no clue how these work. That isnt going to be a problem at all.

@@jordaneimer2873 I have a real good idea how engines work. I think you're the guy that clearly doesn't understand.

@@mrfingers4737 It's not like he's doing this on Sunday and taking it back to the job site Monday. It was set up specifically for what it's doing. Maybe it's got a dry sump.

@@bigredc222 Actually it was completely unmodified. Even now he runs them unmodified. There's an interview on "Dirk monkey" channel

Been running big equip farming since 6 yr old pulling tractor w fold out disc with long fold out packer behind that at 7-8 yr old too ....we the real ones

My old man had me driving the tractor at around 6 too, couldn't press the clutch and reach the shifter at the same time so he would put in gear and jump out. Had a few screw ups but he never got mad, just expected me to fix them. The hired men created him way more headaches.

@@jmanlinc awesome. I did get our old farm truck stuck in one of our ditches ad messed up some siphon tubes. Didn’t get murdered. But, very scary driving a harvester as a young kid with a big assed diesel truck next to you up and down the rows. Made me into a hard worker though. Loved swathing hay, back then our swather only had like an 16’ header. One night, ran a skunk through the reel and out the back. Had to get our tract mounted sprayer and fill it with tomato juice and spray the shit out of it. That was worse than any CS chamber in the military. 🫡

I spent time on the Snake R., family ranch by Bruneau. Cheers. Was just seeing research regarding teenagers, they can pick up new skills like operating equipment almost instantly, or bad habits like smoking get hard wired in the brain, too

I'm 49 years old and have been driving a skid steer since I was a young boy and what he is doing there is very difficult and very dangerous. Props to the driver of that skid steer. I can spin a skid steer around on one tire and can load it in the back of a truck with no ramps, but the stunts he is doing is amazing. As far as I know he is the only one able to perform those death defying feats.

Max wheelhorse4life really dude,3

This is a real Bobcat, not a Tonka Toy.

FakeMoonRocks I did a driveway for an aircraft commercial pilot and he said that exactly regarding bobcats

Ironically, I do both so thats accurate. The bobcat pays for the helicopter lol

Same guy

Stock

Bobcat?

Until this year (I think) bobcat has run kubota engines in them

fishinhunter12391 ahh I see.