Mine loader leasing is applicable to bearing large concrete on the construction site. In the past, engineering construction companies used such trolleys in the process of transporting raw materials, that is, people filled the trolleys from the quarry and then transported them to the mixer for mixing. This step was gradually eliminated due to the huge manpower consumption. This method will increase the work cost and improve the labor efficiency, but the efficiency is general. The application of large and medium-sized transportation opportunities wastes resources, and then the tractor transformation machine also occurs. This installation can reasonably handle these problems.
In the process of renting mine explosion-proof loaders in winter or ultra-low temperature areas, antifreeze must be added. At this stage, in the current market, everyone is more free to buy antifreeze. Some people use the gas station to deliver oil, while others deliver oil when washing the car. There are many such cases. In fact, many antifreeze fluids are produced by small processing plants or small companies without qualification certificates. The quality of the goods cannot be guaranteed. If unreasonable antifreeze is added, the equipment may be damaged.
?? if you are in the cold area in the north, you must buy the antifreeze carefully. The antifreeze solution that meets the standards rented by agricultural loaders will meet these two standards. Generally, the antifreeze solution can be applied at least at minus 40 ° and the antifreeze solution with better quality can be applied at minus 60 °. The second criterion is that the antifreeze solution must reach at least 108 °. When selecting antifreeze, special attention must be paid to whether its anti-corrosion effect is reasonable. In addition, whether there is dirt and rust on the lower cooling system shall also be considered. If so, it should be treated before replacing the antifreeze. If it is not cleaned as soon as possible, the heat removal of the cooling system will be seriously damaged.
