What is the outcome when the loader approaches uneven terrain?

When a loader approaches uneven terrain, it tends to lose traction. This phenomenon occurs because uneven surfaces can lead to instability and a shifting center of gravity. Loaders are designed to operate optimally on stable and even ground; when they encounter bumps, dips, or other variations in the terrain, the tires may not maintain consistent contact with the surface. This can result in slippage, especially if the ground is loose or wet, making it challenging to maintain control and effectively maneuver the equipment. Consequently, the operator must be cautious and may need to adjust their driving technique to compensate for the loss of traction to ensure safety and efficient operation.