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Stable operation methods for ensuring excavator stability can not only improve work efficiency and extend the machine's lifespan but also guarantee operational safety (by placing the machine on flat ground). The stability of the drive sprocket is superior at the rear side compared to the front side, which can prevent the main reducer from external impact. The track gauge on the ground is always greater than the wheelbase, so to maintain good stability during work, it is advisable to avoid lateral operations as much as possible. Keep the excavation point close to the machine to enhance stability and improve the excavator's performance. If the excavation point is far from the machine, causing the fixed center of gravity to shift forward, the operation will become unstable. Lateral excavation is less stable than forward excavation, and if the excavation point is far from the machine's body center, the machine will become even more unstable. Therefore, the excavation point should be kept at an appropriate distance from the machine's body center to ensure balanced and efficient operation.