Safety tips when using Mini Dumper

1. Checking the Guards: Before using the vehicle, ensure that the left, right, and rear guards are properly installed to prevent accidental contact with mechanical components during loading or dumping.
2. Tilt and Vibration Monitoring: Utilizing a vehicle body angle sensor and a six-axis vibration monitoring system, ensures the tilt angle of the container does not exceed safety thresholds during dumping or uneven road conditions, preventing rollover accidents.
3. Standard Operating Procedures: Check the fuel/battery levels, hydraulic oil, and coolant levels before starting. During operation, use the foot pedals to control forward and reverse to avoid sudden acceleration or braking that could cause loss of control. Immediately reset the container after dumping and confirm that the locking device is engaged.
4. Daily Maintenance Key Points: Regularly replace the hydraulic oil and oil filter; check the protective cover hinges and fastening bolts for looseness; and perform oil and electrical leakage tests on the battery or fuel system to ensure safe operation in harsh environments.Four-wheel drive improves the Mini Dumper's traction and off-road capabilities.

How does four-wheel drive improve the MiniDumper's traction and off-road capabilities?

Four-wheel drive improves the MiniDumper's traction and off-road capabilities

1. All-wheel power distribution: The Mini Dumper's four-wheel drive evenly distributes engine torque to all four wheels, maintaining stable grip in muddy, gravel, or steeply sloped construction environments, significantly improving climbing and maneuverability.
2. High torque at low speed: Combined with a permanent magnet brushless motor, it provides greater torque output in low gears, helping the vehicle avoid slipping and rollover on soft or slippery surfaces.
3. Improved traction safety: The Mini Dumper's four-wheel drive, combined with a center differential lock, automatically transfers power to the tire with grip if a single wheel loses traction, reducing the risk of traction loss due to tire slippage.