AFQTP - GRADER - LEVEL MATERIALS AND MAINTAIN UNPAVED SURFACES

[@mrbluenun]

This is a great video, thanks. Trouble is one needs to have a dozen arms!
They really are clever machines though, and respect to any drivers.

[@gordonmccoy1253]

Love military training. The U.S. Army taught me how to fly helicopters.... "Above The Best" ..... Those of you who have done this know the saying.....

[@chrisbroesky2932]

I would of done 4 passes. 2 to move the aggregate to one side of the road, mixing it in the process, and 2 to move it back and smooth it. Tires don't need to be leaned that much, 10 to 15 degrees. Also noticed blade pitches were not where they should be. Sounded like the front end needs greasing lol. Not a great classroom video.

[@wallybob290]

This Video is terrible and wrong i would be embarrassed to be the operator in this video if you are a person that is using this for classroom purposes it is a good demonstration of DO NOTS!!!!!!!! and i can not believe that an organization like the AIR FORCE would put something like this out.

[@watchthe1369]

It only needs to last a couple of months... Good theory for beginners.

[@kudrickis1994]

can't understand why the tires should be leaned ??

[@daveketola6702]

Wally Bob I'm with you Never lay black top on that!! Does anyone know how to carry a 2% crown?

[@cnote4461]

Whats the purpose of the front wheels being tilted far to the left or right?

[@adelarsen9776]

To counter "blade pull". It keeps it all tracking straight.

[@astro1218]

9:18 the machine will want to pull to one side while grading so it counteracts that

[@john_miller_III]

can you send me this video so I can use it for a class?

[@danethanor]

nice info

[@mazzzad]

thank you from ksa

[@peterloewen2381]

Deutsche lieder

[@Grumpy_old_Boot]

Oh, and what is so wrong about it ?
Examples would be good.

[@papillonbell218]

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[@Appreciatetheoldways]

There is not much any one should learn from this if you want to do this for a living unless you like eating macaroni breakfast lunch and dinner.