Payloader Basics for beginners- how to run, operate & understand Heavy equipment part 1

Volvo has sponsored a 6 part series on how to Run a Wheelloader & more Heavy equipment. In this video its basic operation, introduction to machinery components and controls.
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[@loganabbas4243]

I am very appreciative of you guys doing this video. I am 19 and I’m trying to become an operator for a loader like this and these really give me good insight so I don’t look like a complete noob when I finally do get to do this.

[@seanwarren9357]

Man, KZbin is an amazing thing. Thanks for sharing.

[@myotherusername9224]

Thanks for the video! Very helpful Buy a tripod, I had a fit trying to follow the image Get to the point, an introduction is not necessary Eliminate all fluff This started out as the 'Information Age' and now it is the 'Information Overload Age'

[@timothybetts8840]

Completely awesome start of a series. Stan, you are helping the young fellas more than you know. You rock, and your Mrs. rocks more. I can't imagine how you talked her into this series of shoots. She is awesome! God bless. Keep it coming.

[@ralph7254]

Definitely a practical and useful everyday machine for me, but I like them Komatsu loaders the best...

[@TheLawnGuardian]

Congratulations on 200k subscribers, Stan!

[@chiefaj4745]

Best advice I ever got was don’t be nervous and never be afraid most people that are trainees have a tendency of being nervous and always always end up failing or freaking out

[@alagupandiyan1223]

Sir plezz put more videos of these wheel loader because i learing.yours videos are more help to me and how to load dump trucks please make video

[@Dirtmonkey]

More vids to come, thanks for watching Alagu !

[@joeschratz9360]

liked before I saw... love u Stan!

[@Frankthe74Tank]

Great video Stan! :)

[@ToTheTopCrane]

110k lbs?! That's exactly how much removable counterweight that I have for the crane that I operate. 😉. Not to sound like a jerk, but a six part series on KZbin does not an operator make. Anyone can drive a machine. Operating a machine to its potential takes years of experience. An articulated wheel loader is one of the more basic machines in an operators skill sets. Slightly more advanced than a skidsteer. Some of the most important aspects of operation were missed in this. Where do you check the fluids before operating? How do you ensure the machine you are getting ready to operate is indeed safe and ready for work? Pre-operation inspection is paramount to the safe operation of heavy equipment. If a person does not know how to perform one, they should not be in the seat. As a heavy equipment operator, these are some of the things that I feel should be in part 1. Just some constructive criticism, and my two cents.

[@JasonWorksAlot]

To The Top Crane I have to disagree, skid steers can be tricky and require much more operator skill. Loaders are pretty easy minus the blind spots- not to take away from anyone who operates a loader but when's the last time you finish graded with a loader? Generally speaking you drive into a pile of stuff and then make a pile of said stuff elsewhere or into the rear of a truck.

[@maleahkekoa6409]

JasonWorksAlot like he said if you dont know how to operate it you shouldn't be in the seat

[@ToTheTopCrane]

JasonWorksAlot, I digress. I suppose I was strictly looking at it from the destructive capabilities of a 100k lb articulated wheel loader in the hands of an inexperienced person vs that of a 6-9k lb skidsteer. I agree in the fact that it takes more skill to grade with a skidsteer than it does to move bulk material with an articulated loader. However, I have had to cut some grade with a wheel loader. I can tell you, that is harder than cutting grade with a skidsteer. Also, if feeding a batch plant, a wheel loader operator is pretty much always cutting grade. If they pull the floor out of the bulk pit and dump it in the batch plant, the mix is no good. So, in that aspect, the articulated wheel loader requires more skill/experience.

[@The_blindpizzaguy1300]

I think they figure they have videos on that already on Volvo’s channel they don’t need to run through that. However I do get what you’re saying I think it is very important to know these things before you jump in the cab.

[@JasonWorksAlot]

To The Top Crane I usually cut grade with an unarticulated mantis crawler mechanical crane with a 71.7yd dredging rig myself. But I guess That's more so because I value a challenge 😘 however when I cut cheese if not with a knife I try to do it with dignity. So there's that.

[@joshvaughan3605]

Great video Sir 👌👍👍

[@marvinmagana1799]

My question is what does the night switch do😂 it never came up during my course and I've been to nervous to ask at work.

[@mightymoeexcavating754]

Congratulations on 200000 subscribers, your killing it Stanley,I have 20,ty for the entertainment, your wife did great!

[@marcinlexx3791]

hi, if i want to change direction from D to R or from R to D do i have to use a break pedal? and can i do this also with small speed without breaking?

[@Shahzadsalmani507]

Nice brothers

[@isakburak3275]

Great video. I am fifteen and I have been operating a 48hp Kubota loader and backhoefor over 3 years and am comfortable. However I would love to operate a big wheeled loader like this. Thanks for teaching me more about it.

[@jackharmon4198]

Isak Burak talk to this fifteen year old when you can run the backhoe comfortably on a 20 degree slope, sideways, without flipping.

[@isakburak3275]

I don't understand what you mean

[@kalegorskey9192]

Lol he can’t do that

[@mikecowan5786]

Congrats on 200k saw the Instagram post!

[@sirwallygator565]

Why do you keep calling these wheel loaders "payloader" Payloader was made by Hugh many years ago. It's a name bran not what it is. In many of your videos you keep calling them "Payloader" Volvo doesn't make the Payloader!! That is as bad as calling all skid steers Bobcats

[@JETSPEED117]

Not to go off track, still love this, keep it up... but how did the retaining wall for the entrance to one of the jobs go? Just curious, the work u do is outstanding, plus im hoping to do a wall next summer...

[@brandonskomars1472]

Stan what brand of loaders have u own in the past

[@stevenandrews6627]

Great post!

[@hardhatlife]

haha love it, 💪 👷🏻

[@Dirtmonkey]

Thanks and thanks for watching !

[@billthompson5644]

Can I borrow your front-end loader.. I I think it would help me get through rushhour traffic quicker.

[@nnamdiogwudile]

Great

[@carterfarms301]

I found first gear makes the wheels snap the ground but that was in a rival brand

[@carlwilliams8354]

I like when you asked him what size the loader was. Most operators that have been around would tell you what size it is based on a Cat model number, 950 966 size. Being a Volvo rep he couldn’t do that. The worst I ever ran was an International 500 series payloader. The cab was on the front part of the articulation. It was weird.

[@editname2091]

Carl williams I owned a international huff H60 that was converted to a gas Chevy engine

[@sogyseal7962]

Tell him you want to see a 992 or 993 or 994 sized volvo... 😂🤣😅

[@carlwilliams8354]

SogySeal Yeah not in their product line!

[@Shahzadsalmani507]

I am loder opprater from saudi Arabia

[@jimsvideos7201]

If it's any comfort I had the same "learning" experience with an electric fence. :-/

[@davidvilches8859]

Awesome video I miss running heavy machines currently running commercial buses and trucks. And who cares what you call a machine everyone has there own name for them anyone who is hung up on that issue needs more work

[@TATiSWEAR]

bucket on the ground with 2 wheels in the air per scoop or you are not doing work

[@luisespinoza7994]

This comment made me spit out my drink ! Haha thank you for making my day

[@laveturnerjones3954]

The loader we have at work does not alow us to smash the window in case of emergency unfortunately. The windows are 1 inch polycarbonate. Just in case we have a hydrogen explosion

[@markgriz]

Hearing your wife say "it's huge"....... priceless

[@leonkienow6830]

if she was on my job site, i would level my bucket with her anytime.

[@jasonmorehouse3756]

you need to stop calling it a payloader......that's a brand. this is a front end wheel loader

[@joeschratz9360]

I just call it a front loader... but, its just Stan being Stan...

[@ToTheTopCrane]

Technically.....it's an articulated wheel loader. 🙂

[@kylebender6194]

Jason Morehouse it’s no different than calling a facial tissue a Kleenex. Kleenex is a brand and not the technical term but everybody on the planet knows what you are talking about when you say Kleenex. So calling it a pay loader isn’t proper but everybody knows what you mean so just calm down

[@jackharmon4198]

Actually a front loader is the loader on a tractor

[@The_blindpizzaguy1300]

Jason Morehouse most people from up north call it a payloader. And considering that he is from Minnesota it just somehow makes sense that he would call it that even though we know that that is not the right term for it. It’s just like some people in other countries call this a bulldozer. For example China.

[@Leafs171]

Well she looks relaxed lol

[@crazygsxr1]

Any “monkey” can run one. It takes yrs to be a beast and now put a biter bucket on there for demo and loading trucks carrying p&s , it will weed out 90% of operators!!!! QUICKLY

[@houseoflaughtercomedy5134]

Sir please am in need of Job I operate payloader

[@jamesking7284]

Ok good

[@johnnythediggerman684]

Personally I think people should learn how to drive a loader in a small machine so they dig not push

[@sogyseal7962]

Running a loader is simple. Engine wide open. 1.5 tire turns into the pile 1.5 out and 1.5 into the truck, repeat. Dont spin the tires digging. Wait for another truck. Any joystick jerker can do it.

[@phillipbonner5215]

I thought she was going to be able to drive it.... but not to the next video

[@Torsee]

Seriously where does a person get hands on training. Anyone out there want to tell their stories?

[@gibsonwill18]

Torsee rental companies will certify you. I got all my equipment certs from United Rentals “UnitedAcademy”.

[@Torsee]

gibsonwill18 , Thank you. I'll look into it!

[@jeremybaker5444]

Truck driver for a construction company and they had their own pit. Go load yourself

[@ghostface6226]

Any local union will as well

[@blackwaterhousecork5182]

Pay Loader for Dummies this isn’t. Six and a half Minutes In and I still don’t Know how to Open the Door.

[@jeremymartin1994]

Hello

[@joeschratz9360]

eyyyy

[@NextMRV]

No offense guys but this video is making me cringe because I'm 13 and I understand almost all the protocols and I almost everything that the instructor is saying FYI

[@FixItYerself]

mike's random vids i think you left out a word fyi

[@user_namehere]

Why does that make you cringe?

[@memesfree6966]

200k

[@austint7533]

A pay loader? Doesn’t even make sense