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OPERATING TECHNIQUES
1. Make sure the load is centered on
the forks. Then tilt the mast all
the way back to cradle the load.
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Traveling with the Load
Direction lever—REVERSE
2. Look behind you.
Direction lever—NEUTRAL
3. Slowly move the truck 20 to 30
cm (8 to 12 in.) away from the
stack, then stop the truck.
Lower the load to a position 15 to
20 cm (6 to 8 in.) from the
ground.
Direction lever—FORWARD
4. Look around to be sure your
drive area is clear and then move
the truck into the working zone.
Slack lift chains means there is a rail
or lift bracket hang up. Raise the mast
before you move.
When stacking:
1. Watch your lift chains.
2. If they go slack, stop; raise the
load and lower it again.
DON’T pick up an off-center load.
Make sure the weight of the load is
centered between the forks.
If the load blocks your view, or when
you travel down a grade with the
load, drive in reverse. Always look in
the direction of travel.
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20 to 30 cm
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15 to 20 cm (6 to 8 in.)
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