14.00-25/1.5 rim for Construction Equipment rim Wheel loader Universal

Common wheel loader limitations: 1. Load limit: Each wheel loader has its designed maximum load capacity. Exceeding this load limit may cause excessive mechanical stress on the loader, instability of the vehicle body, or other safety hazards. 2. Bucket capacity limit: The bucket capacity of the wheel loader is determined during design. Exceeding the bucket capacity limit may cause problems such as unstable loading, tipping during driving, and insufficient power. 3. Driving speed limit: Wheel loaders have a certain maximum driving speed under different working conditions. Speeding may cause safety accidents or damage to the machinery. 4. Tilt angle limit: The tilt angle of the loader bucket is also limited. Too large a tilt angle may cause the loader to be unstable or the material to tip over. 5. Terrain limit: Wheel loaders are generally suitable for working on flat hard ground, but may be restricted for different terrains (such as muddy, slippery, and rugged terrain). 6. Working environment limit: Different working environments may limit the operation of wheel loaders, such as narrow space, complex traffic conditions, high or low temperature environments, etc. 7. Maintenance restrictions: Wheel loaders require regular maintenance. Failure to do so may affect their normal operating performance and service life. Considering these restrictions, operators need to strictly abide by relevant regulations and safe operating procedures when using wheel loaders to ensure the safety, stability and efficiency of the loader.