Some Specifications For Operation Of Rock Loader To Avoid Damage To Equipment

In order to prolong the service life of our rock loader, we should abide by some rules when operating the rock loader to avoid damage to the rock loader. Next, I have sorted out some operational specifications for you:

1. The bucket should be kept from being thrust into the ore (rock) heap, and it should be precise and stable when advancing.

2. The lifting bucket and the retreat should be stable, so as to avoid hurting people by flying rocks too hard. When the bucket is full of ore and rock, it is not allowed to stop at any angle in space.

3. When encountering large rocks, we should clean up the debris on both sides and reload them. We should not blindly shovel large blocks. If there is pit wood in the rock pile, we should first load rock mines and then dispose of pit wood. It is forbidden to use rock loaders to shovel hard pit wood.

4. To clean up the rocks and mines manually in front of us, we must stop the operation of the rock loader and cut off the power supply.

5. When connecting cars and plugging, it is necessary to wait for the rock loader to stop before it can be carried out.

6. Special rail climber or square wood must be used after the rock loader drops off the track. Rock ore block cushion truck is forbidden to be used.