How to Drive a Bobcat

dgasper · Nov 25, 2013

It's better with the sound OFF.
Bobcat Here

VicS · Nov 25, 2013

When I grow up maybe I'll be that good! Reminds me of my neighbor riding a 3 wheeler a few years ago. It was absolutely not possible. Same here.

omahagreg · Nov 25, 2013

AMAZING!

Chris(WA) · Nov 25, 2013

I have done a few of those things on a Bobcat. Just not on purpose!!!

Rick Kr · Nov 25, 2013

Agree with you Chris. Have had a few pucker moments myself.
Rick

Adirondack case guy · Nov 25, 2013

Pretty cool operator there. I wonder how the engine maintained oil pressure. Must have a special oil pickup.
Loren, the Acg.

samn40 · Nov 25, 2013

I wonder does that take any more pucker factor than riding a unicycle?......At least with the unicycle the more you pucker the better grip you have on the seat!!!!!!!!
Sam

Tims A · Nov 25, 2013

I have ridden a unicycle. The great thing about this guys ability is how smooth he is with the control. I have seen people drive these so herky-jerky it would make Niel Armstrong puke.

Tim

Tom OConnor · Nov 25, 2013

Had a neighbor tell me the way to learn to drive a skid steer loader is to load some sloppy cow manure. His first bucket full was mostly in his lap.

showcrop · Nov 25, 2013

I like that music, especially the second one. They kind of help build suspense. I have gone back to it a couple times after the last time that it was linked, as much to hear the music as to watch the show. I wish I could find the performers and song names.

T in NE · Nov 25, 2013

Wonder what they did to lighten the rear end. The heavy end is popping up like it's the light end.

showcrop · Nov 26, 2013

(quoted from post at 20:52:42 11/25/13) Wonder what they did to lighten the rear end. The heavy end is popping up like it's the light end.

I have had the experience of the back of a skid steer seeming to be very light, LOL. maybe they replaced the steel or cast bumper/ counterweight with one made of fiberglass.

T in NE · Nov 28, 2013

They had to do something. He's doing that with an empty bucket. Most times it takes a very loaded bucket to do that.

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