What is the experience of operating an open-top mini excavator in 40-degree high temperature weather?
In ancient poems, it is said, “A solitary figure by the cold river, meeting old friends in the world, why should we have met before?”
When operating an open-top mini excavator in high temperatures, the first thing to learn is to look in all directions – east, south, west, and north. We need to walk around the sun.
In the morning, when the sun is in the east, we should find a west-facing alley and work in the shade.
What should we do when the sun is directly overhead at noon? Find an air-conditioned office, lie down, and take a rest.
In the afternoon, when the sun is in the west, we change direction and move to the east corner to continue construction.
With houses on both sides, the working conditions are narrow, but the construction conditions are quite tough, which doesn’t deter us excavator operators. As the saying goes, in times of prosperity, there are always more solutions than difficulties. Drink plenty of water, cool down physically, have a beer to cool off.
Enjoy some watermelon with your coworkers, raising a toast to life with watermelon. The coworkers say, “In the next life, let’s be gentle girls and not operate excavators.”
So in this life, let’s buy a mini excavator with air conditioning and a cab!