Push, pull, lift?

During competitions, Driving Bases need specific tools to do specific tasks.
What tools would your Driving Base need in order to move objects around?
Push forward, and lift up.

Build these tools:
- Dozer Blade, to push.
- Lift Arm, to lift.
- Crates, to move.
Use this program to test your tools.

Describe what happens.
One of the arms will move up.
Write a program to control your tools.

Make your Dozer Blade and Lift Arm move up and down, fast and slow.
Your program could look something like this:
Challenge time!
Write a program that copies the behavior you see in this video.
This is called “decomposing a problem.”
How did you do?

Are you pleased with your performance? Is there anything you could’ve done better?
If you’ve reached this point, you must be ready for a mission!