The correct operation methods for excavation loaders can be summarized as follows: first light, second stable, third separated, fourth diligent, and fifth coordinated.

One light: When excavating the loader, press the heel tightly against the cab floor, keep the foot plate parallel to the accelerator pedal, and gently press the refueling pedal.

Second stability: During homework, the accelerator should always be stable. Under normal operating conditions, the throttle opening of the excavator loader should be around 70%.

San Li: During the operation of the excavator loader, the foot plate should be separated from the brake pedal and placed flat on the floor of the driver's cab, and must not be stepped on the brake pedal. Loaders often operate on uneven construction sites. If their feet are always on the brake pedal, the body of the loader will move up and down, causing the driver to accidentally step on the brake pedal. In general, it is necessary to control the engine condition and shift gears by controlling the throttle deceleration. This not only avoids frequent braking causing overheating of the braking system, but also brings convenience to the loader's fast acceleration.

Four diligence: During operations, especially during excavation operations, the bucket should be filled with material by cycling the lifting and turning control levers with the throttle stable. The cyclic pulling of the lifting and turning lever is referred to as' diligence '. The process of excavating the loader is very important and has a significant impact on fuel consumption.

Five coordination: Coordination refers to the organic coordination of the lifting and turning control levers. The general excavation process of a excavator loader is to first place the bucket flat on the ground and smoothly drive towards the material pile. When the bucket is parallel to the material pile and encounters resistance, the principle of lifting the arm first and then retracting the bucket should be followed. This can effectively avoid resistance at the bottom of the bucket, thereby fully exerting the digging force.