Operation Matters Of Small Excavator In Sludge

When the small excavator works in the mud, the action should be gentle, and the machine should not shake its nose violently to prevent rapid sinking. At this time, we can use our arms to pull the excavator away and support the excavator slightly, so that we can directly enter the arm of the excavator to avoid crushing the hard shell above the mud shell.

When we find that the chain is halfway, we should withdraw in time and always pay attention to the surrounding of the chain. If you feel that the chain is unbalanced, do not use the power supply, let alone idle. Once idle, it is likely to roll.

Do not push the bucket into the mud that is particularly difficult to lift. If the mini excavator has water on the hard bottom ramp, the whole arm will slide down. When working at the water side, its working surface is above the mud, about the height of the water surface. At this time, try not to make the working surface lower than the water surface, or dig it worse and worse.

When the chain is completely trapped, if the body can still save itself in the mud, keep calm and not panicked. We can also try to pull the machine out of the mud below and try to pull it forward. If you feel the car moving down, you should stop working immediately and wait patiently for help. It is also possible to increase the thickness of plates, irons and boards under the chain belt. In general, a hard object should be used to cover the surface so that the machine can climb out with force.

When working at the water side, the working surface of the mini excavator is on the mud and looks about the same height as the water surface. We are all trying to make the working surface higher than the water surface to prevent digging worse and worse. If the chain belt is completely collapsed and the body is still turning on the mud surface, then we can help ourselves. At this time, we must be calm and not panic. We can try to pull out the mud underneath the vehicle and then pull it forward slowly. This will stop the vehicle if it sags and wait for help.