How many of these 5 maintenance tips for loaders do you know in the hot and rainy summer?

01 Circuit and oil pipe
To prevent any potential hazards, it is important to inspect the circuit and oil pipes of the loader regularly, especially in environments of high temperatures. The rubber covering of the internal circuit can undergo accelerated aging which could lead to a spontaneous combustion. Moreover, the oil pipes can develop cracks due to prolonged exposure to high temperatures. In such instances, it is crucial to eliminate or replace them right away. Delaying the process could result in further damage and increase the risk of accidents.

 

02 Coolant
To ensure optimal performance of your loader, it's crucial that you regularly check the cooling system for sufficient coolant levels. Insufficient coolant can cause significant damage to the engine and lead to lubrication failure and increased wear. Ultimately, these issues can result in overheating, so it's important to take preventative measures by regularly assessing your cooling system.

 

03 Brake system
To ensure optimal safety conditions while operating heavy machinery like loaders, it is crucial to inspect the braking system regularly. Particularly in challenging working environments such as factories and mines, the efficiency of the braking system is of utmost importance. During hot summer days, prolonged operation of the loader can significantly increase the brake disc temperature and weaken the braking effect. Therefore, keep a close eye on the efficiency of the braking system during operation, and if you notice any signs of weakness or inefficiency, stop the loader immediately and allow it to cool down.

 

04 Water temperature gauge
To ensure safety and prevent engine damage, it's important to regularly check the water temperature gauge while operating a loader. If the gauge shows a reading above 90 degrees Celsius, it's necessary to immediately stop working and find a cool spot nearby to allow the machine to cool down while still idling. However, it's important not to turn off the engine at this point to avoid potential harm like cylinder pulling caused by excessive internal heat. Taking these precautions is crucial to prevent potential accidents and ensure the longevity and efficiency of the loader.

 

05 Tire pressure
In order to adhere to the tire inflation standard, it is crucial to incorporate the practice of measuring air pressure regularly using a barometer and conducting thorough inspections of all components after inflation. Furthermore, it is important to highlight the significance of appropriately decreasing tire pressure during hot summer months to mitigate the effects of high temperature.