What position should the bucket be in while traveling?

The correct position for the bucket while traveling is low to the ground and rolled all the way back. This position is essential for several reasons related to safety and operational efficiency.

When the bucket is low to the ground, it helps maintain a lower center of gravity for the machine, reducing the risk of tipping. A rolled-back bucket minimizes the likelihood of the load spilling, which is crucial for maintaining control and preventing accidents. Additionally, having the bucket in this position allows for better visibility for the operator, making it easier to navigate obstacles and ensure a clear path while moving.

Traveling with the bucket in any other position, such as high in the air or at mid-level with a tilt, compromises safety by increasing the risk of instability and difficulty in maneuvering. It may also reduce the operator's awareness of their surroundings. Hence, keeping the bucket low and rolled back is the safest and most effective method during travel.