In the four-wheel coordinated mode, what is the direction of the front and rear wheels?

In the four-wheel coordinated mode, the front and rear wheels turn in opposite directions. This configuration is particularly beneficial for maneuvering in tight spaces, such as when navigating around corners or obstacles. When the front wheels turn in one direction, the rear wheels turn in the opposite direction, effectively shortening the vehicle's turning radius. This counter-directional movement enhances the vehicle's agility and allows for more controlled navigation, making it easier for operators to reposition the crane or adjust its angle without requiring extensive space.

This mode is often used in various crane operations where precision is essential, especially in crowded job sites or when working in confined areas. By understanding this mechanism, operators can leverage the capabilities of the equipment more effectively during operations.