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Figure  9-24.—Loading  large  rocks.
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Figure 9-32.-Clamping an object and using it as a battering

Figure 9-30.-Breaking off an object by side loading the clamshell. Figure 9-28.—Removing buried objects using the clamshell by rolling back the bucket. Figure 9-31.-Clamping an object on only one side of the clamshell. Figure 9-29.—Breaking off an object using the clamshell by back dragging. Balance the load when picking it up to prevent twisting the  boom  assembly  and  linkage.  When  dumping awkward loads, dump slowly to reduce the shock of weight transfer to the rear axle when the bucket is emptied. Improper Uses of the Multipurpose Bucket Equipment  Operators  have  created  techniques  to perform  a  variety  of  construction  operations  using loaders  equipped  with  the  multipurpose  (4-in-1)  bucket. However, these techniques can cause  UNNECES- SARY DAMAGE to  multipurpose  (4-in-1)  buckets  by subjecting  them  to  conditions  they  were  not  designed for. Some of the ways a multipurpose bucket should NOT  be  used  are  as  follows: Do NOT use the rollback as a force to pull stumps or buried objects from the ground, because this may bend the clamshell (fig. 9-28). Do NOT attempt to break off buried or anchored objects  with  the  clamshell  by  back  dragging,  because this may bend the clamshell (fig. 9-29). Do NOT attempt to break off buried or anchored objects by side loading the clamshell, especially when opened, because this may bend the sides of the clamshell (fig.  9-30). 9-12

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