How long did the final assembly/testing take?
Documented on the Project Front Loader: Final build video build
Published April 27, 2026
The video shows final assembly steps and a test drive; typical final checks (inspection, torquing, fluids, electrical verification, first start, and a short test drive) can be completed in a full afternoon — roughly 3–4 hours — depending on issues encountered.
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Socket set (metric and SAE)
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Floor jack and jack stands
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