Operation
7.12 Working with attachments
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Fig.145: Excavation work
Excavation work
1. Lower attachment.
2. Slightly tilt out the attachment.
ð A digging angle is established.
3. Travel forward.
4. Press the loader unit slightly downwards with the joystick.
ð The attachment penetrates the ground.
5. Make the digging angle flatter.
ð An even layer is removed. Wheel slip is avoided.
ð Attachment fills up.
If material is to be excavated into which the cutting edge of the bucket
can only penetrate with difficulty, the joystick can be used to create an up
and down movement of the cutting edge. This facilitates the penetration
of the cutting edge into the material.
Fig.146: Working with load hooks
Working with a load hook
When working with the load hook, the safety instructions for operating lift-
ing gear applications are to be observed. see Lifting gear applications on
page 26.
Chains must be used for lifting and transporting loads with the load hook.
The load must be freely suspended on the load hook. The chain must not
rub against the cutting edge.
ü Telescopic boom is retracted.
1. Hitch the chain onto the load hook.
2. Lift the loader unit to the required height.
3. Empty attachment.
4. Drive over the load to be lifted.
5. Safely hitch the chain onto the load.
ð The load can be raised and transported.
7.12.6
Using a 4-in-1 bucket
Practice using the 4-in-1 bucket before working with it for the first time.
Designated use
The 4-in-1 bucket attachment is designed for loading, digging, grabbing,
levelling, digging and spreading loose material such as sand, soil and
gravel.
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