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Compact Wheel Loaders deliver: ✅ High performance ✅ Versatility ✅ Precision

There are around a dozen manufacturers that make wheel loaders over 200 horsepower, and here Frank Raczon explains how to determine the size of the loader your operation needs. #assetmanagement #wheelloaders

The mix of yellow shades might be tricky, but if you know your machinery, you can figure it out. What's the make and model of this wheel loader? #WheelLoader #HeavyMachinery #EquipmentIdentification #ConstructionQuiz #MachineryExpert

#TipsTuesday: Wheel Loader operator tips to maximise productivity and save fuel 1️⃣Truck at 45 degrees - Ensure that the truck is positioned at an angle of 45 degrees to the face of the material. This is the best possible position of material, truck and loader to ensure minimum loader movement, resulting in faster cycle times and less fuel consumption. 2️⃣Straight-on approach - The loader should make a straight-on (square) approach to the face of the material. This ensures that both sides of the bucket hit the face at the same time for a full bucket. A straight-on approach also minimises side forces on the machine – which can cause wear and tear in the long term. 3️⃣First gear - The loader approaches the face in first gear, at a steady speed. This low-gear, high torque provides optimised machine power for best material penetration. 4️⃣Minimise ground contact - The cutting edge of the bucket should not touch the ground more than 15 to 40cm before the face of the material. This reduces bucket wear and material contamination. It also reduces fuel consumption since there is no unnecessary friction between bucket and ground. #OperatorTips #ProductivityHacks #LoaderOperations #MaterialHandling #ConstructionTips

How's the weather up there, Glen? 🚜 #Throwback to 2010 when we had the pleasure of working with this Komatsu 830E-1AC rock truck. This 850,000 lb. yellow beast stands over 22 ft. heigh, and has the ability to haul up to 221 metric tons. Although incredibly intimidating, massive machines like this one are critical to our projects. #Operators: What's the largest machine you've worked on? #heavyequipment #systematic

Dump trucks come in all different shapes and sizes, axle requirements, engine types, body styles, materials, and even your dump truck’s transmission are all factors that need to be considered. . . . . . #dumptruckoperator #dumptruck #forklifttraining #bulldozertraining #excavatoroperator #excavatorlife #excavatortraining #payloader #dozer #skidwheels #backhoe #backhoeloader #wheelloader #wtinsitute

#TipsTuesday: Wheel Loader operator tips to maximise productivity and save fuel 1️⃣Truck at 45 degrees - Ensure that the truck is positioned at an angle of 45 degrees to the face of the material. This is the best possible position of material, truck and loader to ensure minimum loader movement, resulting in faster cycle times and less fuel consumption. 2️⃣Straight-on approach - The loader should make a straight-on (square) approach to the face of the material. This ensures that both sides of the bucket hit the face at the same time for a full bucket. A straight-on approach also minimises side forces on the machine – which can cause wear and tear in the long term. 3️⃣First gear - The loader approaches the face in first gear, at a steady speed. This low-gear, high torque provides optimised machine power for best material penetration. 4️⃣Minimise ground contact - The cutting edge of the bucket should not touch the ground more than 15 to 40cm before the face of the material. This reduces bucket wear and material contamination. It also reduces fuel consumption since there is no unnecessary friction between bucket and ground. #OperatorTips #ProductivityHacks #LoaderOperations #MaterialHandling #ConstructionTips

#TipsTuesday: Wheel Loader operator tips to maximise productivity and save fuel 1️⃣Truck at 45 degrees - Ensure that the truck is positioned at an angle of 45 degrees to the face of the material. This is the best possible position of material, truck and loader to ensure minimum loader movement, resulting in faster cycle times and less fuel consumption. 2️⃣Straight-on approach - The loader should make a straight-on (square) approach to the face of the material. This ensures that both sides of the bucket hit the face at the same time for a full bucket. A straight-on approach also minimises side forces on the machine – which can cause wear and tear in the long term. 3️⃣First gear - The loader approaches the face in first gear, at a steady speed. This low-gear, high torque provides optimised machine power for best material penetration. 4️⃣Minimise ground contact - The cutting edge of the bucket should not touch the ground more than 15 to 40cm before the face of the material. This reduces bucket wear and material contamination. It also reduces fuel consumption since there is no unnecessary friction between bucket and ground. #OperatorTips #ProductivityHacks #LoaderOperations #MaterialHandling #ConstructionTips

China loaders NL930 2ton New Mini wheel loader EPA engine CE fronted loaders with quick change option ►According to your preferences, we can change the body color for you. ►We use the method of spray paint-polishing-spray paint-spray paint to prevent the product from rusting. ►The cab has enough room to move,comfortable seats,light weight braking system and wide visibility, making your work more efficient and convenient. ►Quick Hitch for option, make the replacement bucket easier. ►Fault display. When a fault occurs, the screen will display the fault code, easy maintenance to find the cause of the fault. ►Warranty period of a year. #NIYOWOYO #wheelloader #Backhoe #BackhoeLoader #Bulldozer #miniexcavator #excavator #excavatingmachinery #forklift #backhoeloader #skidsteerloader #wheeltractor #roadroller #miniloader #compactloader #Loader #HeavyMachine #ConstructionMachinery #constructionmachinery #infrastructure #constructionequipment #equipment #manufacturing #construction

#TipsTuesday: Wheel Loader operator tips to maximise productivity and save fuel 1️⃣Truck at 45 degrees - Ensure that the truck is positioned at an angle of 45 degrees to the face of the material. This is the best possible position of material, truck and loader to ensure minimum loader movement, resulting in faster cycle times and less fuel consumption. 2️⃣Straight-on approach - The loader should make a straight-on (square) approach to the face of the material. This ensures that both sides of the bucket hit the face at the same time for a full bucket. A straight-on approach also minimises side forces on the machine – which can cause wear and tear in the long term. 3️⃣First gear - The loader approaches the face in first gear, at a steady speed. This low-gear, high torque provides optimised machine power for best material penetration. 4️⃣Minimise ground contact - The cutting edge of the bucket should not touch the ground more than 15 to 40cm before the face of the material. This reduces bucket wear and material contamination. It also reduces fuel consumption since there is no unnecessary friction between bucket and ground. #OperatorTips #ProductivityHacks #LoaderOperations #MaterialHandling #ConstructionTips