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5.8 Commissioning and stacking

Picking up, transporting and setting down of loads

Before picking up a load, the driver has to make sure that it is correctly palletized and

that the capacity of the truck is not exceeded. Observe the capacity diagram!

– Check the fork tine distance for the pallet and adjust, if necessary.

– Load fork tines symmetrically.

Picking up a load from the front

– Drive truck in crawling pace.

– Slowly insert the fork tines into the pal-

let until the fork back touches the load

resp. the pallet.

– Slightly lift the load off the ground and

drive the truck slowly (at crawling pa-

ce) backwards.

Prerequisite for problem-free working is

a perfect ground structure.

Transporting a load

– Outside the shelf aisle, transport the load as low as possible above the floor obser-

ving the minimum ground clearance.

– Only transport loads on both fork tines. When transporting heavy loads, make ab-

solutely sure that the load is evenly distributed across both fork tines.

– Accelerate the truck sensitively.

– Travel at a steady speed.

– Be prepared to brake at any time.

– Sufficiently lower the travelling speed in tight bends.

– It is not allowed to drive on ramps as well as ascending and decending gradients.

– The use is only permitted in closed halls and on flat floors according to DIN 15185

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