What is the maximum slope when on ground that is not solid?

The maximum slope when operating on ground that is not solid is indeed less than 15%. This guideline is crucial for ensuring safety and stability while using a backhoe loader.

When operating on uneven or unstable ground, maintaining a slope below 15% helps prevent accidents such as tipping or sliding due to inadequate traction or stability. Ground that is not solid often lacks the necessary support to uphold heavy machinery's weight and dynamic movements, thus requiring operators to adhere strictly to recommended slope limitations.

Higher slopes significantly increase the risk of losing control or experiencing mechanical failure. Therefore, operators must be diligent in assessing ground conditions and adhere to this maximum slope limit to maintain both their safety and the integrity of the equipment.