Raspy
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How to load a Bobcat
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nvkubot
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Wow. I wouldn't have believed it if I didn't see it.
mikehaugen
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Now I want to see one of you guys do that with a tractor :laughing:
jlgurr
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I've seen talented Bobcat drivers but that one takes first place. 
MoKelly
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Neat. I guess he can also get down somehow without ramps.
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mrmikey
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slick, mind you I bet the engine was starved of oil for a bit
RaydaKub
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I was thinking of the other extreme where it may have almost been hydro-locked on a couple cylinders.
kebo
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I've seen talented Bobcat drivers but that one takes first place.
No kidding!! He's got some mad skilz lol!!
mrmikey
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True, I bet the oil was being well agitated, either one is not good LOL.....Mike
Rocky Hoffler
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Now I want to see one of you guys do that with a tractor was posted earlier but I believe he had a tractor send pic or better yet send video of how you did this just kidding