Master Li, who started as a novice in the industry by chance in 2003, has now become a seasoned veteran with nine pieces of equipment under his belt. His life for the past 23 years has been spent in harmony with the roaring of steel. As the market ebbs and flows, some have left the field while others have stayed. But his secret to success is a simple "heart-for-heart" approach - using a sincere heart to resonate with the passionate heart of his steel companions.
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Level One
How to Steadily Support Long Arms in Riverbank Slope Protection and Deep Foundation Pit Operations?
Among Li's fleet of equipment, three long-arm excavators are his trump cards, specializing in special conditions such as riverbank slope protection and deep foundation pits. His standards for choosing such equipment are almost exacting.
When it comes to adding a long arm, a large chassis is crucial. Li's LONKING 245, with its 3.2-meter-wide chassis, provides the physical foundation to counteract the huge leverage force of the 20-meter-long arm. However, merely being "stable" is far from enough to master long arms. For every additional meter of arm length, the power demand grows exponentially, making a powerful and consistently stable engine indispensable.
Among the nine machines that Master Li has, six are equipped with Cummins engines, including this extended-arm excavator. It is powered by a Cummins engine, which provides abundant power and can easily handle the extreme working conditions of the long arm. I have been in this business for over 20 years and have used several Cummins engines. I am quite familiar with them. For such heavy-duty and long-arm work, the power must be reliable. Cummins is my trusted choice.
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Level 2
How to improve attendance guarantee benefits when facing difficulties in getting paid and low labor prices?
Having worked in the industry for many years, Master Li has personally experienced the golden period of the industry and is now directly facing the current challenges: difficulties in getting paid and low labor prices. Master Li treats his equipment as if they were family members, so he insists that every piece of equipment he uses follows the same fundamental logic: it must be reliable enough to be entrusted to for the long term, just like a family member.
Master Li's LONKING 245 has a low failure rate. He has owned it for more than two years, and the engine has only required regular maintenance, with no other worries. What's even more surprising is its fuel efficiency. Even when equipped with a long arm and with an increased self-weight, the average fuel consumption remains at only about 13 to 14 liters per hour.
There are plenty of Cummins filters and belts, which are vulnerable parts, available on the market and can be purchased at any time. This maximally ensures the equipment's availability rate and avoids production halts due to waiting for spare parts.