Technique 1: Maintain Flat Bucket Edge

sure we're always going into the pile flat. So, we have the cutting edge flat on the ground. Um, if it's tipped too far forward, then we're gouging into the ground. And basically, if you have processed material, the customer basically wants that material. They don't want anything else um contamination, anything like that. So, I'm going to show you how to use your bucket level. Uh, most machines have either a mechanical bucket level or an electronic. Um, some if you see some that don't, you want to pick a reference on the bucket somewhere. So in our case with these machines, this part of the bucket, if this is flat, this flat part here, that's parallel to your cutting edge. So you can kind of look from the cab and see that if this part looks flat, then pretty much your the bottom's flat, too. So you won't be gouging into the ground. the guys coming in. Even if your machine has a electronic bucket level, it's not a bad idea to try to figure out a mechanical cheat system as