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26// Quarrying Quarrying //27
Engine speed / drive level:
full power at low revs
On a Tier 4i /stage IIIB generation loader,
the engine speed should be between
1,300 and 1,500 rpm and for machines
of the Tier 3 /stage IIIA wheel loader
between 1,400 and 1,600 rpm. The
hydrostatic drive achieves its full pump
performance at 60 to 70 % of the engine
speed, depending on the type of use.
Full power and low revs enable drivers
to work efficiently and save fuel.
Shovel position: fill the shovel
in a cutting, flowing process
The driver can achieve maximum results
by taking the material onto the shovel in
a cutting process. Note the control
angle and the alignment of the shovel
attachment. These show you the shovel
position in the material from the parallelity
of the blade. If you practice the right shovel
guidance, the cutting process takes care
of itself during forward movement and lift.
Fill the shovel in a flowing movement
without interruption. Filling a shovel
without touching the material with the front
tyres will also reduce tyre wear. Fast and
precise work are also supported by the
automatic shovel return, which makes it
easier to return the shovel to the parallel
rest position.
Only use manual tractive
power control when needed
When working on very loose ground such
as sand, you should set the machine’s
tractive power to manual. Manually
reduced tractive power will enable you to
move and work with the highest traction
possible. When you are working in sand,
for example, this will prevent the tyres from
spinning. Manual tractive power control is
available on all medium and larger series
Liebherr wheel loaders. For standard
operations you do not need manual
tractive power control. Conventional
wheel loader operations require pressure
peaks on the drivetrain in certain situations.
If in this case you reduce traction manually,
there will not be enough power on the
travel drive. Trying to increase this with the
throttle will unnecessarily use more fuel.
Use the inch pedal as necessary
to freely control traction
If necessary, you can freely control traction
with the inch pedal. This may be necessary
for deliberately slow forward traction with
simultaneously high working hydraulic
performance, for example, when loading
a truck. As a rule, it is not necessary to
brake manually as the hydrostatic travel
drive already features a self-actuating
braking effect.
Wheel loader operating tips
Engine speed range, drive stage and shovel control are the essential parameters that drivers can use to
influence the economy of their wheel loader. The following tips will help you to get the most out of your
machine, achieve good turnover rates and, at the same time, save fuel.
Advice – Part 2
Engine revolutions
at a glance.
With full power at low engine speed,
drivers work efficiently and save fuel.
The inch pedal should be used for
deliberately slow forward traction
with simultaneously high working
hydraulic performance.
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