Clark NPR17 - Unloading

Section 5. Operating Procedures
Putting a Load in a Rack
Depositing a load in a rack. Line the truck up parallel with the rack, with
the rack on your right side. Raise load 4-6 inches above the rack, making
sure you have plenty of clearance above the load and around the truck
itself. Turn slowly into the rack. Watch the outriggers, and the rear of the
truck as you move forward, stop when the outriggers are within a couple
of inches of the rack. Extend carriage, forks and load into the rack. Tilt
forks down until the load is level and lower until the forks clear the pallet.
Retract the pantograph slowly. When the forks are fully retracted,
reverse and swing back parallel to the rack, lower the carriage and forks
to travel height.
To deposit a load on the floor
after being moved into the cor-
rect position, extend the panto-
graph, tilt the forks forward to a
vertical position and lower the
load.
Adjust the fork height and tilt the
forks forward slightly, as neces-
sary, for smooth removal of the
forks from the load (pallet).
Carefully retractthe forks, back away
to clear the forks from the load.
Raise the forks to traveling height.
IMPORTANT
It Is a good Idea to have a spot-
ter in the next aisle. The spotter
can watch and make sure that
you do not knock other Items
off In the next aisle or onto an
Innocent bystander.
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