How do you properly use the bucket to minimize spillage?

Keeping the bucket level when moving materials is essential for minimizing spillage. This practice ensures that the load remains balanced and secure, reducing the likelihood of materials spilling out as the backhoe loader moves. When the bucket is level, the distribution of weight is even, which enhances control and stability.

In contrast, filling the bucket to overflowing increases the chances of material loss during transport, as excess material can easily fall off. Raising the bucket high while driving can also lead to spillage, especially if the vehicle encounters any bumps or if sudden movements are made. Dragging the bucket along the ground may seem like a method to stabilize the load, but it can result in damage to the bucket while also causing material to be displaced inadvertently. Thus, maintaining a level bucket serves as an effective technique to safely transport materials while reducing waste.