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Kramer 348 - Practical Hints for Digging; Grading and Scraping

Kramer 348
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BA 348-01 * 2.0 * 34801b340.fm 3-91
Operation 3
Practical hints for digging
• Exits from pits must be outside the digging line and as level as possible
• Dig by removing adjacent strips if possible
• Ensure that you can drive forward when travelling out of the digging area with a fully
loaded bucket
• Whenever possible, travel in reverse when transporting a full bucket down a steep slope
–seeSafety instructions regarding work with a full multipurpose bucket on page 3-90
Tilt position of the bucket
• The position of surface A on the upper edge of the bucket corresponds to the position
of leading edge B
Caution!
If the bucket is very full, the material may fall over the rear of the bucket.
Grading and scraping
Notice!
To operate the 3rd control circuit (open/close bucket)
–seeLock for loader unit control lever and mechanical locking of 3rd control
circuit (standard) on page 3-42 or “Lock for loader unit control lever and elec-
trical lock for 3rd control circuit lever (option)” on page 3-43
☞Grade as follows:
• Fold up the front half of the bucket
• Set the depth of the layer you want to remove with the lift hydraulics
• Set the angle of the rear cutting edge
☞Drawing material backward
• Tilt out the multipurpose bucket
• Raise the bucket with the lift hydraulics
• Fold up the front half of the bucket
• Lower the multipurpose bucket to the ground
• Set the angle of the bucket
• Surfaces are graded or scraped during reverse travel
B
Fig. 125 : Tilt position of the bucket
A
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Fig. 126 : Grading work with a multipurpose bucket

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