Proper operation of a mini loader is a disciplined process that ensures both safety and efficiency. It begins before even entering the cab with a 360-degree walk-around inspection, checking for fluid leaks, tire/track condition, loose parts, and clearing the work area of hazards. Enter the machine safely using three points of contact, fasten the seatbelt, and ensure the seat bar (if equipped) is lowered. Familiarize yourself with the controls—typically two levers for drive and lift/tilt functions, or joysticks—as the control pattern (ISO or H-pattern) can vary. Start the engine with the parking brake engaged and the attachment (e.g., bucket) flat on the ground. Allow the machine to warm up, especially in cold weather. To move, release the park brake, gently push the drive controls forward. Steer by applying more power to one side than the other. Always travel with the load low for stability. When loading, approach the pile straight on and use a smooth, curling motion with the bucket. Avoid "overloading" the bucket beyond the machine's capacity. When lifting loads, do so on firm, level ground and be mindful of the load's stability and your visibility. Never carry loads raised high while traveling. To dump, position the machine correctly, raise the load, and then tilt the attachment. Be aware of the machine's stability limits, especially on slopes. Shutdown involves parking on level ground, lowering the attachment fully, engaging the park brake, and shutting off the engine. Shandong Logway Machinery provides detailed operator manuals with each machine. For comprehensive operational training, we advise consulting this manual and encourage you to contact our support team for further guidance on safe operating procedures.
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