When the excavator is walking, the working device should be retracted as much as possible and placed close to the center of the machine body to maintain stability; Place the final drive behind to protect it.
Try to avoid driving over obstacles such as tree stumps and rocks as much as possible to prevent the tracks from twisting; If it is necessary to drive over obstacles, ensure that the center of the track is on the obstacle.
When passing through soil mounds, always use a working device to support the chassis to prevent severe shaking or even tipping of the vehicle body.
Avoid idling the engine on steep slopes for a long time, as it may cause poor lubrication due to changes in the oil level angle.
Long distance walking of the machine can cause high temperatures inside the supporting wheel and walking motor assembly due to prolonged rotation, resulting in a decrease in oil viscosity and poor lubrication. Therefore, frequent shutdown should be carried out to cool down and extend the lifespan of the lower body.
It is prohibited to excavate soil near the driving force of walking, otherwise excessive load will cause early wear or damage to the final drive, tracks, and other vehicle components.
When walking uphill, the driving wheel should be in the rear to increase the adhesion of the touchdown track.
When walking downhill, the driving wheel should be in front to tighten the upper track to prevent the vehicle from sliding forward under gravity during parking and causing danger.
When walking on a slope, the working device should be placed in front to ensure safety. After parking, gently insert the bucket into the ground and place a stop under the track. When walking and turning on steep slopes, the speed should be slowed down, and when turning left, the right track should be turned backwards to reduce the danger when turning on slopes.
