TCM FB20-7 - Page 87

LUAU PIAINELIINY
PICK-UP
A CAUTION
The
fork
spacing
should
be
usually
adjusted
for
more
than
1/2
and
less
than
3/4
of
the
pallet
width.
1)
The
fork
spacing
should
be
as
wide
as
possible
to
maintain
proper
balance
of
the
load.
2)
Place
the
truck
right
in
front
of
the
load
to
be
handled.
3)
The
pallet
should
be
positioned
parallel
with
both
forks.
4)
Insert
the
forks
into
the
pallet
as
far
as
possible.
5) To raise the load from the ground:
(1)
Once
lift
the
forks
5
to
10
cm
off
the
ground
or
floor
surface,
and
make
sure
the
load
is
stable.
(2)
After
making
sure
the
load
is
stable
and
evenly
positioned
on
the
forks,
tilt
back
the
mast
fully
and
lift
the
forks
up
to
15
to
20
cm
off
the
ground
or
floor
surface.
Start
running.
6)
When
handling
a
bulky
load
which
restricts
your
vision,
drive
the
truck
in
reverse
or
sideways.
STACKING
A CAUTION
е
Never
tilt
the
mast
forward
with
the
load
upraised
except when the forks are over the rack or a stack.
• Do not leave the truck with the load upraised.
1) When approaching the deposit area, slow down your truck.
2)
Stop
the
truck
before
the
area
where
your
load
is
to
be
deposited.
3) Confirm the safety of the deposit position.
4) Tilt the mast forward until the forks become horizontal.
5) Raise the forks until they are a little higher than the deposit
position.
6)
Move
forward
slowly
to
place
the
load
directly
over
the
desired
area
and
stop
the
truck.
7)
Make
sure
the
load
is
just
over
the
desired
area.
Slowly
lower
the
load
into
position.
Make
sure
the
load
is
securely
stacked.
8) Disengage the forks from the pallet or load using necessary
lift-tilt operation, and then back away.
9)
After
making
sure
the
fork
tips
leave
the
pallet
or
load,
lower
the
forks
to
the
basic
traveling
position
(15
to
20 cm
off
the
ground
or
floor
surface).
10) Tilt back the mast.