The TBL60 backhoe loader is a versatile powerhouse, proficient in handling both construction and agricultural challenges. It embodies the dual functionality of an excavator and a loader, delivering exceptional efficiency and a smooth operating experience. This machine is perfectly suited for a broad spectrum of applications, from land development to material handling, making it an indispensable asset in various work environments.

Backhoe loaders like the TBL60 are particularly suited for the following agricultural tasks:

Land preparation: used to turn the soil and level the land in preparation for planting crops.

Trenching: digging irrigation ditches or drainage ditches, as well as installing pipes and cables.

Loading and hauling: loading crops, fertilizer, feed or other agricultural materials for short-distance transportation.

Land reclamation: preliminary land clearing and preparation work on uncultivated land.

Orchard management: soil management in orchards, such as digging holes to plant new trees, or fertilizing existing trees.

Pasture maintenance: land leveling and maintenance in pastures, including feed storage and livestock fence construction.

Crop residue cleaning: clearing crop residues such as straw and rice from farmland.

Minor construction work: minor construction work on farms, such as building barns, animal sheds or other agricultural facilities.

Road and path construction: building or maintaining roads and walking paths within farms.

Emergency relief: used to clear roads and resume farm operations after natural disasters such as floods or mudslides.

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Familiarize yourself with the machine: Before operating, thoroughly understand all machine functions and controls. Read the operator's manual to understand the machine's specifications and limitations.

Safety Check: Perform a safety check before each operation to ensure that all components and attachments are in good condition, especially the hydraulic system, tires, seat belts and warning devices.

Smooth Operation: When operating the hydraulic control levers and pedals, move smoothly and avoid sudden and rapid movements, which helps prevent machine damage and improve operating precision.

Clear Vision: Always maintain a good line of sight, especially when lifting the loading bucket or performing excavation operations. If necessary, adjust the seat and rearview mirrors for the best view.

Ground Assessment: Assess ground conditions before starting work and avoid operating on soft or uneven ground to prevent the machine from tipping over.

Load Management: Do not overload the machine. Load materials according to the rated load capacity of the machine to avoid performance degradation and potential mechanical damage.

Proper Digging Technique: When using the digging arm, keep the bucket low and close to the machine to provide better control and reduce sway.

Turning and Moving: Slow down when turning and pay attention to the rear of the machine to avoid collisions. When moving, make sure there are no obstacles in the path.

Maintenance and lubrication: Perform regular maintenance and lubrication as recommended by the manufacturer to maintain the best performance of the machine.

Operation training: If possible, take an operation training course to improve operating skills and safety knowledge.

Follow operating procedures: Always follow the operating procedures and safety guidelines of the workplace.

Use appropriate attachments: Select appropriate attachments such as buckets, breakers or grabs according to the needs of the job, and make sure they are installed correctly.

Avoid sudden braking: Try to avoid sudden braking during driving and operation to reduce the impact on the machine and the ground.

Pay attention to weather conditions: Be extra careful when operating in adverse weather conditions, such as rainy or snowy days, the ground may be more slippery.

After finishing work: After completing the work, park the machine on a flat and stable place and make sure all control levers are in the neutral position.