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adhered onto the tracks shall be immediately removed by water.
Driving the machine on irregular surfaces, such as new asphalt pavement and hot steel plates
exposed to campfire or burning sun will result in irregular wear or damage of tracks.
Do not move the rubber tracks to possibly
Do not slew the underframe (The superstructure is not slewed) when the bucket working device
is lifted in the front of machine body. Otherwise, the load will be concentrated at single point of
tracks and the tracks will be twisted to cause rapid damage.
In all cases, avoid changing the route suddenly or avoid the in-situ steering on concrete surface
whenever possible. Otherwise, the rubber tracks will be worn or damaged.
Avoid the strong impact onto the rubber tracks.
The tracks will be damaged by salt, potassium chloride, ammonium sulfate, potassium sulfate,
and lime triple superphosphate. Such substances adhered onto the tracks shall be immediately
removed thoroughly by water.
Keep both sides of rubber tracks away from
friction with concrete or wall surface.
Do not impact the bucket with the rubber tracks,
otherwise the tracks will be damaged.
Take special caution on snowy or icy surfaces in
winter, as the tracks are vulnerable to slip on
such conditions.
Please use rubber tracks within -25℃~55℃.
For long-time storage (≥3 months) of rubber
tracks, please store in an indoor place without
direct sun exposure or rainfall.
Guard against Falloff of Rubber Tracks
Always maintain an appropriate tension for the tracks.
When driving over pebbles or large steps (≥20cm in depth, such as large rocks), climb on the
steps in right angle and do not change route on steps.
The rubber tracks are not as stable as steel tracks, as they are completely made of rubber. Take
special caution.
While reversing up a slope, do not change direction at the start point of slope.
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