In fact, as long as you remember three points, you can master the operation of the excavator.

Know the principle of the excavator, including the performance of each piece.

The second skilled control handle, the first is a single action, to do the eye to the hand. And then there's the compound action where you want to do whatever you want. You can grab it any way you want, just as good as your hand.

Third, I compare it to the soul of an excavator. Is to know how to do this work, how to do it with less effort. Do what first, then do what, to have their own ideas. To achieve "fast", "accurate" and "stable". Personally feel the third point is very important, very important! Because if you think clearly, you know how the work is done, what you do first and then what you do. Then you can get the job done with your hands. Just slower than the masters, right?

Let's get back to the basics, what the handle is for. I'll take the forehand as an example and start with the left hand. The left hand forward is the two arms forward. Pulling the left hand back is pulling the two arms back. The left hand push is when the upper part of the excavator rotates to the left. The left hand push to the right is the upper part of the excavator rotating to the right. And the right hand, the right hand forward is the big arm down. Pulling the right hand back is raising the upper arm. Right hand to the left is to dig the bucket. Right hand to the left is a flip.

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