1. Uphill and downhill
(1) When driving down a steep slope, use the walking joystick and throttle joystick to maintain a low driving speed. When driving up or down on a slope of more than 15, the bucket rod and the boom should maintain an Angle of 90°-110, the distance from the ground on the back of the bucket is 20~30cm, and the engine speed should be reduced.
(2) If you want to brake when going downhill, put the walking lever in the middle position so that the brake will automatically act.
(3) When driving uphill, if the track plate slips, in addition to relying on the driving force of the track plate to drive uphill, the pulling force of the bucket rod should also be used to help the machine uphill.
(4) If the engine is turned off when going uphill, the walking lever can be moved to the middle position, the bucket can be lowered to the ground, the machine can be stopped, and then the engine can be started
(5) When the engine is turned off on the slope, rotation operation is prohibited to prevent the superstructure from rotating under its own weight.
(6) If the machine is on a slope, do not open the driving door, which is easy to cause sudden changes in operating force, and the driving door should always be closed.
(7) When walking on the slope, do not change the direction of walking, otherwise it will cause the machine to tip over or slide. If it is necessary to change the direction of travel on a slope, it should be operated on a more gentle and firm slope.
(8) Avoid crossing the slope, as this may cause the machine to slide.
(9) When working on the slope, do not carry out co-rotation because it is easy to make the machine tilt and slide due to loss of balance, and should be carefully rotated and operated at low speed.