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36.36.DO NOT engage forks into loads at high speeds. DO NOT engage forks into loads at high speeds.
Always make certain the load is stable before lifting theAlways make certain the load is stable before lifting the
forks.forks.
Be sure to stop in front of the load beforeBe sure to stop in front of the load before
engaging the forks, and make certain there are noengaging the forks, and make certain there are no
obstacles, then engage the load by driving forwards.obstacles, then engage the load by driving forwards.
37.37.Make certain the load is well stacked and evenly Make certain the load is well stacked and evenly
positioned across both forks. DO NOT attempt to lift apositioned across both forks. DO NOT attempt to lift a
load with only one fork.load with only one fork.
On the truck with an attachment such as a loadOn the truck with an attachment such as a load
grab, make certain the load is securely and correctlygrab, make certain the load is securely and correctly
grabbed, and pull the loading control level to the fullgrabbed, and pull the loading control level to the full
(increase to relieve pressure).(increase to relieve pressure).
38.38. Never lift loads when the truck is on an incline Never lift loads when the truck is on an incline
Avoid loading work on a grade.Avoid loading work on a grade.
39.39.DO NOT stack loads on forks in such a way thatDO NOT stack loads on forks in such a way that
the top of the load exceeds the load backrest height. Ifthe top of the load exceeds the load backrest height. If
this is unavoidable, make the load this is unavoidable, make the load as secure asas secure as
possible. When handling bulky loads which restrictpossible. When handling bulky loads which restrict
vision, operate the truck in reverse or have a guidevision, operate the truck in reverse or have a guide
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