TCM FB10-7 - LOAD HANDLING

A WARNING
* Never overload
Know the rated capacity of
your lift truck and its
attachment, if any, and
never exceed it; otherwise
the rear wheels will be
raised, thus making it
difficult to travel and turn.
There is also danger of the
truck tipping over.
Never lift a load over
anyone
Never permit anyone to
stand under raised forks.
The forks might fall down
unexpectedly, thus causing
a personal injury.
Never elevate a man
Never allow other person(s)
to ride on the forks. He
might fall off the forks,
getting injured.
Do not put your hands or
feet into the load handling
System
Never put your hands or
feet on the mast or mast
connecting members; oth-
erwise your hands or feet
might be cut if the mast
moves unexpectedly.
WARNING >
LOAD HANDLING
A Do not lift off-centered loads
Make sure that the loads are evenly positioned across the forks
and that the load's center of gravity is aligned with the truck's center
of gravity. Off-centered loads might cause the truck to turn over.
A Make loads come in contact with load backrest
Insert the forks into the pallet as far as possible to make the loads
come in-contact with the load backrest.
Á Do not lift unstable loads
Do not handle unstable loads. When handling loose loads, make
sure they are stable enough before lifting.
A Use due caution when handling loads
When handling loads, fix them with ropes or others, to prevent
from falling off.
А. Do not stack loads too high on forks
Do not stack loads on forks in such a way that the top of loads
exceeds the load backrest height; otherwise, loads might fall to the
operator side, and in the worst case lead to a serious injury or
death.