Smooth operation techniques of HGL23-4M Crawler hydraulic concrete placing boom

Smooth operation techniques

Boom positioning

You need to position the boom with care to get the best results. Start by inspecting the site. Look at the space around you, check if the ground is stable, and measure how far the boom must reach. Place the boom pump so the arm can stretch up and in. This helps you avoid using extra hose extensions. Make sure the outriggers sit on solid ground. Sometimes, you must work with other teams or cranes to set up the footprint. If the boom cannot reach every spot, attach extra hose to the tip. This lets you pour concrete into deep or closed areas. Watch the pressure and hose alignment during the pour. You keep the flow steady and avoid problems at high places.

Steps for accurate boom positioning:

1. Inspect the site for space and ground stability.

2. Place the boom pump for maximum reach.

3. Deploy outriggers on stable ground.

4. Attach extra hose if needed for hard-to-reach spots.

5. Monitor pressure and hose alignment for a steady pour.

Tip: Careful boom positioning helps you pour concrete exactly where you need it, even on tall buildings.

Hydraulic control tips

You control the boom with a hydraulic system. This system lets you move the arm smoothly and with precision. Use gentle movements to keep the boom steady. Quick or rough actions can cause spills or uneven pours. The HGL23-4M model gives you easy-to-use controls. You can adjust the speed and direction with simple switches. Always check the pressure gauge before you start. High pressure means the system works well, but too much can damage parts. Keep the hydraulic oil clean and at the right level. Dirty oil can slow down the system and make the boom hard to control.

Crawler mobility helps you work on rough or uneven ground. The tracks adjust for stability. You can move the machine safely where wheels might slip. This makes the crawler hydraulic concrete placing boom useful on many types of sites.

Remote operation

Remote operation makes your job safer and easier. You use wireless controllers to move the boom from a distance. This keeps you away from moving parts and reduces the risk of slips or falls. Always set the outriggers before you start. Stable outriggers keep the machine from tipping. Never overload the boom. Too much weight can cause accidents. Inspect the equipment before each use. Look for loose wires or worn parts. Talk with your team during the operation. Clear signals help everyone stay safe.

Best practices for remote operation:

• Use wireless controllers to avoid manual handling.

• Place outriggers for stability.

• Do not overload the boom.

• Inspect equipment before use.

• Communicate clearly with your team.

• Use alarms and safety devices.

• Stay alert and aware of your surroundings.

• Move slowly, especially on uneven ground.

• Wear personal protective equipment.

Note: Remote operation lets you control the boom from a safe spot. You work faster and avoid many common risks.