Building a Skid Steer - Part 5

In this video I continue to work on the front end.

[@freddiepasitenggpawi6084]

Love it I want to make like that

[@jimc336]

Love it! Thanks for sharing your time & talent. Looking forward to part 6.

[@HandymanBe]

Yes, i was thinking about blueprints when i said "plans". I am trying to build a machine like this, watching a lot of videos from all over the world, spanish, potugheze, russian builders.. and trying to figure out how to put things together 😁😁. What type of engine, what type of cylinders, what tyle of oil gear and hydromotors to use on one machine. Someone said that for lifting and driving the best hydro-pump is a 2 way. I was looking on a skeed steer model it has 3 pumps for all the hydraulics. 1 pump the drive train, one pump the lifting management, an an aditional pump for extra things that you can atach to the unit 😁😁. All the best, looking forward to see how it's gonna look and run at the end . 🥰🥰🥰 Best Regards from Romania!

[@user-xy6us8vf3d]

Интересный проект, жду следующее видео

[@SewingProjects]

Thank you

[@kaylinmoffitt1083]

Looks great man I have been thinking about building something similar myself

[@TheWorld-of7dd]

Wow, been waiting long enough haha

[@hermanngeness679]

This project is turning out great. Can't wait for the next video. I'm very interested to see how everything is going to perform. I was trying to make a list with components to try to make something similar in the future, but i found that it's very hard do correct dimension a hidraulic system like yours to get a good ratio of strength and speed. Please keep sharing! from brazil.

[@SewingProjects]

Hey, I'd love to visit Brazil one day. This is my first hydraulic project. Fingers crossed ;p

[@natureinacontainer]

You from Canada eh? Looks like a princess auto competition build. I canceled my Netflix subscription for this! Good job pal, look forward to more videos

[@SewingProjects]

Hey, I'm on the east coast of Nova Scotia ;p It's all Princess Auto parts. Thanks for watching.

[@camps97]

Nice job I've been wanting to build a tracked walkbehind loader, I'm gonna try using zero turn transaxle and a old plow pump setup and then it would basically be electric over hydraulic. I have a pair of toro dingo tracks I want to use as well.

[@SewingProjects]

That's awesome. Mine actually has a step at the back to ride on the machine. I don't think I've shown my little step on the video yet. I wish I had tracks.

[@camps97]

Yea mine will have a step or platform as well that might fold up flat

[@freddiepasitenggpawi6084]

How many hydraulic motor you put in the wheel side by side ?

[@SewingProjects]

One on each side. Didnt work well. I'm rethinking it.

[@adriancho1742]

Can u share some parts, hydraulic drive, pump, etc?

[@SewingProjects]

Hey, this is my first hydraulic project. I'm not entirely sure my pump, engine or motors will actually work together exactly how I pictured it in my head. I'll get into some more detail once I know things are working properly.

[@adriancho1742]

@@SewingProjects just want to know how much will it cost. Tks

[@SewingProjects]

@@adriancho1742 I'm about $5000 into it right now.

[@adriancho1742]

@@SewingProjects tks..

[@johnanderson1388]

Like the low desine it looks neat sleak it's stronger than others