Shanmon 388T backhoe loader combines durability and user-focused design for high efficiency in diverse working conditions. Its one-piece rear flip-up hood allows easy access for maintenance, and this streamlined design also reduces service time.
For critical components, 388T backhoe loader uses Carraro transmission and wet-brake axles, which are known for its reliable power transfer and sturdy performance. Furthermore, operators can choose Weichai, Cummins and Perkins engines , as all brands are recognized for their dependable power and excellent fuel economy . This powerful combination ensures strong digging and loading force.
1.Building Blocks of 388T Backhoe Loader
1.Front bucket. The front bucket lifts and carries materials like soil and gravel. For different job sites, operators can also choose a 4-in-1 or 6-in-1 bucket, and this provides multiple functions for complex tasks.
2.Lift arm. The lift arm raises and lowers the front bucket.
3.Engine room. The engine room houses the machine’s powerful engine. For different regional requirements, customers can also select Weichai, Yuchai, Cummins, or Perkins engines, and these are available from Tier II to Euro V standards.
4.Cabin. The operator controls the entire machine from the cabin.
5.Axles. The axles transfer power from the engine to the wheels.
6.Diesel oil tank & Pressure oil tank. The diesel oil tank stores fuel for the engine. And the pressure oil tank stores hydraulic oil for the machine’s functions, and it helps to cool the oil.
7.Vertical outrigger. The vertical outriggers extend downward to stabilize the machine during work. For challenging ground conditions, customers can also choose central pivot outriggers, and this design performs better in muddy or uneven terrain.
8.Side shift frame. The side shift frame allows the operator to move the entire rear assembly left or right.
9.Dig boom. The dig boom controls the digging depth of the rear attachment. For extended reach, operators can also choose a telescopic boom, and this design provides a significantly greater digging depth.
10.Rear bucket. The rear bucket performs trenching and precision digging tasks.
2.Lights on 388T Backhoe Loader
1.Front turn signal. The front turn signal indicates a turn or lane change to oncoming traffic.
2.Parking light. The parking light makes the machine more visible when parked or in low-light conditions.
3.LED work light. The LED work light brightly illuminates the job site at night.
4.LED Headlight (High/Low Beam) . The LED headlight lights up the road ahead for safe travel, so the operator can switch between high and low beams.
5.Warning beacon. The warning beacon flashes to alert people nearby of a working machine.
6.Front work light. The front work light provides extra light for tasks involving the front bucket.
7.Backup light. The backup light automatically turns on when the machine reverses.
8.Brake light. The brake light illuminates brightly when the operator applies the brakes.
9.Rear turn signal. The rear turn signal shows following vehicles that the machine is turning.
10.Tail light. The tail light makes the rear of the machine visible to other drivers at night.
11.License plate light. The license plate light illuminates the license plate for clear identification.
3.Loader Station of 388T Backhoe Loader
1.Front dash panel. The front dash panel holds the gauges and warning lights.
2.Directional control lever. This lever controls the machine’s forward and reverse movement. Move the lever to F to go Forward, to N for Neutral, or to R to Reverse.
3.Light switch lever. You operate this lever to turn the different lights on and off. Push the lever forward for the left turn signal or backward for the right one. Move it up to engage the high beam and down for the low beam. You can rotate the same lever to activate the wipers. Button A is for the horn, and Button B sprays washer fluid.
4.Cigarette lighter. The cigarette lighter provides a 12V power source for accessories.
5.Engine stop cable. You pull this cable to shut down the engine.
6.A.2WD/4WD selector switch. This switch changes the machine between two-wheel and four-wheel drive.
6.B.Warning beacon switch. This switch activates the rotating beacon, and it alerts people nearby.
6.C.Master light switch. The master light switch controls the main lighting system.
6.D.Front work light switch. This switch turns on the lights that illuminate the front work area.
7.Steering wheel adjustment lever. You pull this lever to change the steering wheel’s position.
8.Brake pedal. The operator presses the brake pedal to slow down or stop the machine.
9.Accelerator pedal. This pedal increases the engine’s speed.
10.Gear shift lever. You move this lever to select different driving speed ranges. If you press the red button next to the gear shift knob, the gear will temporarily shift into neutral.
11. Loader Pilot control lever. Push the lever forward to lower the front loader arm, while pulling it backward raises the arm. Move the lever left to roll back the bucket and right to dump it. The button controls the opening and closing of the 4-in-1 bucket.
12.Parking brake lever. You engage this lever to securely park the machine.
13.Radio. The radio connects to phones via Bluetooth and reads USB drives.
14.Sun visor. You can pull down the sun visor to block glare.
15.Backup camera. The backup camera activates automatically for better visibility while reversing.
4.Digger Station of 388T Backhoe Loader
1.Side window locking handle. This handle locks the side window in place.
2.Outrigger control lever. The two levers control the left and right stabilizer legs, and you push them forward to lower the legs or pull them back to retract.
3.A.Side shift control lever. Push the A-lever forward to slide the backhoe arm right, while pulling it back moves the arm to the left.
3.B.Left pilot control lever. The lever controls the dipper and boom: push it forward or back to extend or retract the dipper, while moving it left or right swings the boom accordingly.
4.Side dash panel. This dashboard displays gauges and switches.
5.Armrest adjustment lever. This lever allows the operator to adjust the armrest position.
6.Boom extension pedal. The operator presses this pedal to extend the dig dipper.
7.Right pilot control lever. Move the lever forward or back to lower and raise the boom, while moving it left or right dumps and curls the bucket.
8.Storage compartment. This compartment stores small tools and personal items.
9.Hand throttle. This lever manually sets the engine speed, and it maintains a consistent RPM for working. Pull the lever down to set and stabilize the engine speed for operation.
10.Side window handle. This handle opens and closes the side window.
11.Rear window handle.To open the rear window, press the lock pins, lift the window to the top of the cab, then release the pins on both sides to secure it.
12.Dome Light. The dome light illuminates the cab’s interior.
