Small loader, as a right-hand man in the field of engineering and agriculture, has won wide recognition by virtue of its efficient operation speed and simple and easy to use operating system. However, in practice, many users ignore some details, resulting in the performance degradation of the machine, and even shorten the service life. Today, we're going to dive into a common operating mistake: why don't you slam on the gas when a small loader starts up?

In daily work, some operators in the pursuit of fast into the working state, often in the loader just started on the accelerator. This approach seems to improve work efficiency, but in fact it has caused great damage to the machine. When the loader engine is just started, due to the low temperature of the fuselage, the fluidity of the oil is relatively poor, and it cannot be fully supplied to each lubrication point in a short time.

At this time, if the throttle is slammed, it will cause the engine speed to soar instantly, and then produce instant dry friction. This dry friction will not only cause severe wear, but also make the piston, connecting rod, crankshaft and other key components have a violent impact, thus accelerating the damage of the machine parts. In the long run, this improper operation will seriously affect the service life and operation efficiency of the loader.

Therefore, in order to ensure the normal operation and prolong the service life of the small loader, the operator should strictly refrain from stepping on the accelerator after starting the machine. The correct way is to let the engine run in idle state for a period of time, until the oil fully lubricates the components, and then gradually increase the speed into the working state. This simple operation detail is of great significance to protect the loader engine and improve the operation efficiency.

In summary, efficient operation of small loaders cannot be separated from correct operation habits. The operator should fully understand the performance characteristics of the machine and follow the correct operation process to avoid damage caused by improper operation. Only in this way can we fully exploit the great potential of small loaders in engineering and agriculture.