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Older video i know. But if you want some good tires as far as traction but not tearing up the lawn real bad. You should get a set of 22x11x8 square knobbies. They are amazing. They come out factory on hinda 185's and 200's. Hell i think even the 200's as well. I have about 7 hinda 3 wheelers. Thats the only tire i run. I even have them on all my kawnmowers lol. Anyway that miniskir is awesome buddy. Great job

What size hydraulic pump and drive motors and what size was your 3 cylinders

Awesome job

What's the top speed?

How about a bumper in front of the drive gear down low ? I’d think one good hit on a stump or something would take out your drive !

Looks like a very nice project. The jerky-ness kind of goes along with un-matched components and process. That is NOT a slam at all, we only know what we know, and what we can learn quickly from web-land and suppliers. OTOH, the more you run it the smoother you'll be as an operator. I've built 2 skid loaders; the first was with hydro motors and loader valves. The second used 2 Hydro-gear zero turn self contained drives. The zero turn set-up was way smoother to operate, speed & direction linkage instead of hoses, and the units were very durable. You probably already know this, but you'll probably want some sort of lug tires if you work in loose dirt, mud or snow.

what wheelbase do you have? and tire size? // Joel

Awesome. I want to build something like this

How’d you do the drive shaft is that the stock sprocket on it ? They all seem to be splined shafts and idk what to do ..

Great job buddy Question where do you get all your parts from.

how much did it cost you to build this? i’m thinking about building either one of these or a mini dumper type thing

Nice job! Just wondering... does the dirt affect the open chain?

Wya in wis? Lets go for a rip when we get snow. I have the identical sled!!

Please share step by step on how it was built 🙏

where did you buy the variator? good job. 👍👍👍👌

Very nice build. Im wanting to build one that i stand on with a ski in the front

Sweet Sled, Hopefully you still have it? i have a 91 Red.. Will never sell it 💲💲💲

the best and neatest mini loader I have seen on CZcams well done!

Was there a specific dimension you had to keep with the mounting bolts on the track or just have it mount wherever it landed after being compressed down?

what do you supose it would cost to build this in materails?

What thickness is the plate steel used for the skid mounting tabs and the box around the the gearing setup?. Jas ot been strong enough?.

I bet you'd have less jerkiness in your drive control and much more power, if you would make the four axle sprocket larger in diameter.

This is awesome! starting my own build now .. what clutch did you use for that 212?

Your bottom idler for your drive sprocket is on the wrong side, it should have a straight pull on the tension side. Nice clean build though I'm getting ready to build a long track tug.

Hello I have a ton of questions about this build. Would you be willing to answer some?

Looks really good, good job!, is that chain #40?

Great job!...

Where did you get the gear for the spline shaft

What type of hydraulic motor

You lucked out I picked up a 93 Everything was there looked good just a rip in the seat, but I only paid 50 bucks for it. That’s never gonna happen again.

Nice work but you should of put in it more powerful engine I

Cost?

Do you like the box on the back? I like the look/idea but was wondering about overall functionality.

What hydraulic motor do you have

I picked up some 7cu 12gpm cont, 2900 psi wheel motors. The only problem is all the pumps that I have found have a higher psi rating then that of the max psi for the motor. Have any recommendations for pumps? most pumps are over 3k psi

In mild steel, the recommended tapped thread depth is the thickness of the bolt, so for your 5/8" axle pillow block bolts, just tapping the 1/4" wall to 5/8" thread is less than 1/2 of the recommended thread engagement. The recommended bolt torque for even a grade 2 5/8" coarse thread bolt is 75 ft/lbs and I doubt you will get anywhere near that without pulling threads.

Thanks for sharing your build. I’ve been preparing to make one myself and will pull the trigger soon. I do have a question about the tensioner on the final drive. Is it on the correct side? By the i mean, shouldn’t it be on the slack side of the sprocket? Thanks again, I’ll keep watching for more.

Impressive build! I am thinking about making something like this about this size or a slightly bigger one that is ride on. What displacement, rpm, and torque are the hydraulic motors? Do you have a link to them?

dear sir kindly share engine spech and pump capacity name plate

Hey,take your Boots off entering Cabin,😂 cool video,Thx for sharing.

Can you post a like to the spline hub you used

Do you have build plans?

Awesome!

Price in Tuticorin

Fantastic

Excellent, couldn't be more interested.

Impressive build 😁 How does the 5spool valve work when driving. Can you use more than 1 function at a time. Does it shut the flow to 2,3,4,5 if u use 1 at full opening ? Noobie in hydraulics

do you have a build of materials and a design for the frame?