Working in the wet mud, I believe many machine operators are unwilling to do. One is that the wheels are easy to sink in, and the other is that it is difficult to test the depth.

I don't dare to work too hard in the mud condition. When digging, I can dig in layers and less. When digging more, the mud under the bucket has suction. When lifting the boom, I can lift it steadily. When I can stand the excavator, I can dig a little lower in the middle of the excavator. Try not to move cars back and forth on the wetland.

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If you move the car back and forth, you can buckle the middle of the site and pad it under the two tracks, or you can move the car misplaced, that is, one track is moved to the site. When you move the car, you'd better support the track and idle it. Don't adjust the chain. It's really sour. The new machine can be slightly ignored.

The working conditions in each place of wetland work will be different. It is also important to work in the wetland. You must keep calm. There will be car sinking, and you must deal with it calmly.