Come on... What harm would it do to take him out in the middle of an open field and let him get a feel for it?
It'll humble him a little bit. It'll make him happy. It'll shut him up. The skid steer won't get damaged. He still works for you. Everyone wins, and all it cost you was a little time and fuel.
You don't plop him in the skidsteer and tell him to go clean out the freestall barn, or load the mixer wagon. Maybe once he gets the hang of running the thing, you can give him simple jobs like scooping sawdust so he can build his skills.
People need to crawl before they walk. Expecting someone to be able to go out and run a diskbine like a seasoned pro when they have ZERO tractor driving experience is just plain foolish.
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