1. Pre-operation inspection:
Check whether all parts of the equipment are normal, especially the braking system and steering system.
Ensure that the vibration frequency and exciting force of the equipment are set correctly.
2. Operation skills:
Keep driving at a low speed and avoid high-speed turning or sudden braking.
When turning on a slope, slow down in advance to avoid rollover due to center of gravity shift.
3. Environmental factors:
Avoid operating on slippery or soft ground to prevent the equipment from sinking or sliding.
When operating in narrow areas or complex terrain, be particularly careful to avoid collisions.
4. Maintenance:
Regularly check and replace hydraulic oil, lubricating oil, etc. to ensure the normal operation of the equipment.
Clean up dust and debris on the surface of the equipment to keep the equipment clean.
