TCM FB10-7 - BASIC LOAD CENTER AND RATED LOAD; THE STABILITY OF LIFT TRUCK; TRAVELING AND STARTING ON A SLOPE

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BASIC

LOAD

CENTER

AND

RATED

LOAD

А

CAUTION

•

When

traveling

with

loads,

keep

the

forks

15

to

20

cm

(6

to

18

in.)

above

the

ground

surface

and

keep

the

mast

tilted

back

fully.

«Тһе

allowable

load

of

a

truck

equipped

with

an

attachment

is

reduced

in

comparison

with

that

of

the

standard

truck.

If

the

truck

is

equipped

with

a

load-handling

means

such

as

a

hinged

fork,

load

grab,

or

rotating

clamp,

its

allowable

load

will

be

reduced

as

compared

with

that

of

the

standard

truck

(a

truck

without

any

attachment)

for

the

following

reasons:

Never

exceed

the

allowable

load

indicated

on

the

load

chart

attached

onto

the

truck

or

attachment.

Reasons

for

a

reduction

in

the

allowable

load:

1)

The

weight

of

an

attachment

is

added.

2)

The

attachment

shifts

the

basic

load

center

position

forward,

and

thus

the

allowable

load

is

reduced.

E

dis

О

1100

"А06

о О

The

basic

load

center

is

the

distance

from

the

front

face

of

the

forks

to

the

load’s

center

of

gravity.

The

chart

given

above

shows

the

relationship

between

the

basic

load

center

and

the

weight

of

loads

to

be

allowable

for

the

2-ton

truck.

This

chart

is

called

a

load

chart

and

is

attached

to

the

truck.

PROPER

OPERATION

THE

STABILITY

OF

LIFT

TRUCK

The

stability

of

lift

trucks

is

stipulated

in

JIS

(Japanese

Industrial

Standards)

or

in

other

national

industrial

standards,

and

TCM

lift

trucks

are

manufactured

complying

with

these

standards.

However,

note

that

the

stability

of

lift

trucks

is

not

assured

at

all

times,

but

only

when

the

following

conditions

are

properly

observed.

e

The

ground

or

floor

surface

is

level

and

hard.

•

The

truck

travels

under

standard

loaded

or

unloaded

condition.

•

The

truck

is

operated

carefully

and

the

forks

are

properly

manipulated;

that

is,

the

forks

are

not

tilted

forward

more

than

necessary,

when

stacking

or

unstacking.

Load

handling

is

carried

out

carefully

and

slowly.

In

addition,

keep

the

truck

in

good

working

condition

for

safe

operation

and

traveling.

Standard

unloaded

condition

This

means

that

the

forks

are

raised

30

cm

(12

in.)

above

the

ground

or

floor

surface

and

tilted

back

fully

without

loads.

Standard

loaded

condition

This

means

that

the

forks

are

raised

30.

cm

(12

in.)

above

the

ground

or

floor

surface

with

a

load

placed

at

the

basic

load

center

position

of

the

forks.

TRAVELING

AND

STARTING

ON

A

SLOPE

When

traveling

on

a

slope

with

a

load

on

the

forks,

have

the

load

pointed

up-hill.

When

traveling

on

a

slope

without

load,

have

the

rear

end

of

the

truck

pointed

up-hill

to

prevent

the

drive

wheels

from

skidding.

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