After each use of a loader, it's best to inspect and maintain it. This helps ensure better machine performance and efficiency. The most crucial part to maintain is the tires. Here's a breakdown of the maintenance procedures:
Due to the fact that the front tires bear a heavier load and experience greater wear than the rear tires during loader operation, a cross-rotation method should be used to periodically rotate the tires.
Therefore, before each trip, carefully inspect the tire treads for punctures. Remove any stones embedded in the tires, fill any small holes in the tread with raw rubber to prevent sand and mud from penetrating the tire cords and causing them to come loose, and promptly remove debris from the work area to prevent sharp objects such as nails, gravel, and glass from puncturing the tires, ensuring loading safety.
