The second lever is “cruise control.” I just purchased a used 2011 B2320HSD. I haven’t used the cruise control yet.

Engine fulled

The camaro 🫦😍

5.3 is better

You don’t “drive” a skid steer or any other heavy equipment,you operate them, no such thing as a heavy equipment driver

how do i pop the hood, i canbt find the release lever on a B2320

THE BIKE LOOKS GOOD FO YOU STILL HAVE IT ?

Reaches in...drops key... "crap!"

you couldn't eyeball that and know it wasn't a 10mm.....oof

Mfs need to learn to cook.

Hey, Mr. Joe. How much you pay the new guy?

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Single cab life !!!! I would keep

Why not do a diesel swap bro? Keep the truck you're used to, but beef it up, saves you the money and hassle of the in between on having to sell or trade in. My buddy did a diesel swap with a Cummins motor out a junk yard into a 1994 cavalier. I know your big ole gal has the room for a diesel swap lol.

Your falling for the trap keep the single cab

how much for that machine?

Mr. Joe, how much would this cost me? very interested

How long does it take to build a ramp like this?

That seems a bit steeper than 1/12 especially at the end

Thank you

Do you still have it off and does it still run good? Mine broke and was gonna replace it but can't find a replacement.

I have a 2014 silverado 1500s high country and it has 405k miles, very reliable trucks!

Am in trobel

How wide did you go in between railings?

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"very rusty on this machine" as you approach the rusty bucket. Lol and these comments got me laughing 🤣 I'm operating a skid first time this coming Thursday and it's gonna be a 12 hour shift so hopefully I do well enough. Thanks for the tutorial man I'll probably come back to this a few more times.

A front-end loader bucket and a chain.

That is a fine pile of wood sir❤

Looks like it says 257 to me 😅

I have a 2010 f150 that’s on its way to 300k too. Those 2010-2015 era trucks just run and run and run

KZfaq is supposed to be watching your language so why don’t you watch your language because there’s kids out here on KZfaq what are you thinking clean up that dirty mouth!!!!

Wtf 👎🏼

thanks man, this helped me steal a forklift. i’m not kidding

fulcrum is your friend

F150 and some chain

Over the last several years it has been a continuing struggle to clear the beaches. I’ve seen a lot worse than that…

So the resort should do what? Filter the entire ocean? Seaweed just happens to grow in there. It's almost like it's called "seaweed" for a reason. This is one of the most ridiculous things.

That knee looks familiar

jajaja XD

Yesssir keep going

Did you just walk up to a random skid steer and just do a tutorial on it? 😂

Where did you buy it

Waiting on the next vid to see where we at with the old gal….

Ótimo tratorzinho.

Trial & error is not a good way to discover the workings of your tractor;;--- they are powerfull & dangerous. The "OPERATORS Manual" is a VERY Nessary starting Point---not so much U-tube Vidios. I refer to mine often,( almost 95%memorized) with aproxamitly 100 hours of studying to 900hrs of TRACTOR use === No problems human or machine. Thank you for the great Video Sir and happy safe tractoring.

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Awesome Vid!

You probably already know this but your loader control also has a “float” position. If you find yourself picking up anything heavier than the small amount of firewood you moved I would seriously consider a counter weight on the back of the tractor as that will eliminate premature wear on the front axle, steering components, bearings and tires. I welded 3 1/4 inch chain hooks along the top of the bucket and 5 teeth along the wear bar on the bottom. The teeth might not be something you need but the hooks come in very handy. If you decide to use the hooks reinforce the top of the bucket first by welding a piece of 1/4 inch plate steel on the back side of bucket to leaving about 1/2 inch gap at each end for water drainage. The reinforcement plat would measure approximately 47 inches by 2 - 3 inches. I noticed that the top of your bucket is bent so straighten it before welding the reinforcement plate to it. I straightened mine with a sledgehammer. If you decide on hooks buy a short piece of chain and hook it to the outside hooks on the bucket. Then attach another chain hooked to whatever you are pulling to the center of that short chain creating a bridal effect rather than attaching it to one hook in the center of the bucket. You can still use a single hook on the middle of the bucket for light loads but I would definitely use the bridal setup for heavier loads. I bought my 2320 new in 2009 so I speak from experience.

The metal lever located by your left heel is a differential lock for the rear wheels, it has nothing to do with the front wheels. You should be moving in forward or reverse when you push down on it and both rear wheels will engage and remain engaged as long as it is depressed. The small lever next to the parking brake lock is a cruise control. If you are driving a smooth road you can engage this and it will retain what ever speed your engine was running at the time you engaged it. You can manually disengage it or step on the gas to disengage it. I never use the glow plugs unless the ambient temperature drops below 60 degrees and then for only approximately 3 seconds.