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Skid Steer Anti-Stall Device
Posted on May 21st, 2009 No commentsAnother example of a more recent feature found on skid steers is the anti-stall device. Because skid steer loaders use the same power system for driving and for maneuvering attachments, if the driver attempts to do too much at the same time there is not enough power and the skid steer will stall. It used to take practice and skill to avoid stalling, but now there are several brands with… Read More >> -
Skid Steer Cab Enclosures
Posted on May 20th, 2009 No commentsIn recent years several new features for comfort and usability have been added to skid steer loaders. One such option is a cab enclosure. Previously skid steer loaders were only available with a canopy overhead, or an open configuration with no windows or doors. This exposed the operator to various weather elements, now however, many models are available with heated cabs that are closed and comfortable in cold environments… Read More >> -
How to Efficiently Move a Skid Steer Load
Posted on May 16th, 2009 No commentsFirst drive carefully and slowly into the material pile, and then tilt up the bucket or fork. Slowly back away with the loaded, tilted attachment. Next, with the loaded arms down, drive slowly to the site you wish to unload at until the skidsteer attachment is just over the area you wish to dump. Keep the bucket level with the hydraulics while you slowly raise the loader arms… Read More >> -
Safe Skid Steer Travel
Posted on May 14th, 2009 No commentsWhen traveling and turning it is important to keep the bucket low and close to the skid steer. When the loader arms are raised the stability of the skid steer decreases. Rough terrain and steep slopes should always be avoided to reduce the chance of getting stuck or rolling over. When traveling on inclines always move up and down and never across. In addition, when moving up and down inclines keep the… Read More >>
