Using a full loader bucket and compacting the area under the TLB's front tires results in:

Using a full loader bucket to compact the area under the TLB's front tires results in the highest degree of compaction. This effectiveness comes from the weight and size of the loader bucket, which exerts significant pressure onto the soil beneath it. When the bucket is full, it contains a substantial amount of material, and as it is lowered onto the ground, the combined weight of the bucket and the machine itself applies a concentrated force to the underlying soil.

This force compresses the soil particles together, reducing the air spaces in the soil and increasing its density. This dense packing is crucial in construction and excavation operations, where stable ground conditions are required. The full loader bucket's design allows it to effectively transfer the weight over a broader area than a tire alone would, leading to more uniform and effective compaction. The process significantly improves the soil's load-bearing capacity, which is vital for the stability of structures and roadways.