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When operating a wheel loader, there are some taboos that require special attention to ensure safe operation and avoid equipment damage. Here are some things you should not do on a wheel loader:

1. Overloaded operation

- Avoid overloading: Do not exceed the rated load capacity of the loader. Overloading may cause the equipment to lose balance and increase the risk of rollover or damage to the equipment.

- Avoid eccentric loading: Make sure the load is evenly distributed and avoid concentrating the heavy objects on one side, otherwise it may cause the wheel loader to tip over.

2. High-speed driving

- Do not drive at high speed when fully loaded: Especially on uneven ground, driving at high speed when fully loaded may cause the loader to lose control and increase the risk of rollover.

- Avoid high-speed driving on slopes: Especially when fully loaded or going downhill, keep a low speed and control the brakes.

3. Improper use of buckets

- Avoid buckets that are too high: Do not raise the bucket too high when driving. A bucket that is too high will move the center of gravity upward and increase the risk of rollover.

- Do not use the bucket as a support: The bucket should not be used as a support to lift or move other equipment. The bucket is designed primarily for loading and moving materials.

- Avoid using the bucket to push or pull heavy objects: The bucket is not designed for pushing or pulling heavy objects. Using it to push or pull may damage the loader or the bucket itself.

4. Ignore safety inspections

- Do not ignore routine inspections: Before operation, a routine inspection of the equipment should be performed, including tires, hydraulic systems, brake systems, etc., to ensure that the equipment is in good condition.

- Avoid ignoring the operating environment: Before entering the construction site or work area, the working environment should be checked to ensure that there are no obstacles or unsafe factors.

5. Improper operation

- Do not operate on unstable ground: Avoid operating on uneven or soft ground, which may cause the loader to become unstable or sink.

- Avoid sharp turns: Especially when fully loaded, sharp turns can cause the loader to lose balance and may cause rollover.

- Do not ignore the use of brakes: When operating the loader, always keep the speed under control, especially when going downhill or turning, and use the brakes in a timely manner.

6. Neglecting safe operation

- Do not operate in crowded areas: The working area of ​​the loader should be kept clean and clear to avoid accidental injury to others.

- Do not leave the cab: When the engine is running or the bucket is not lowered, you should not leave the cab or leave the equipment to prevent accidental operation or equipment sliding.

- Do not park on a slope: Try to avoid parking the loader on a slope. If necessary, tighten the handbrake and take other safety measures.

7. Improper maintenance

- Do not ignore lubrication: Lubricate the various moving parts of the loader regularly to ensure its normal operation. Ignoring lubrication will cause excessive wear of the equipment.

- Avoid using inappropriate fuel or hydraulic oil: Make sure to use the fuel and hydraulic oil recommended by the manufacturer. Using inappropriate oil may cause engine or hydraulic system failure.

8. Unauthorized modification

- Avoid unauthorized modification: The wheel loader should not be modified without authorization. Any changes should be made by professionals in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations to ensure the safety and stability of the equipment.

Complying with these taboos can help operators use wheel loaders safely and efficiently, reduce the possibility of accidents and extend the service life of the equipment.