AVANT A36279, Operator'S Manual

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WARNING
Risk of tipping over - Avoid overload.
Use
maximum tipping load indicated in the
diagram of the operator's manual of the
loader as a guideline. Remember that the
actual load carrying capacity varies
according to operating conditions, especially
the levelness of the operating area has a
great impact. Be particularly careful when the
load sensor of the loader is activated (if
applicable). Also, make sure that the ground
can support the weight of the loader and
follow recommended tyre pressures.
6.3 Working load limit
The Working Load Limit of the pallet fork is the maximum technically permissible load of the pallet forks. See
chapter Rated Operating Capacity for information about the maximum load that can be lifted with a loader.
Never handle loads that are heavier than the Working load limit. Overload or heavy load placed further than
the nominal distance of the load can damage the pallet forks, and may result in dropping of load.
The Working Load limit for the pallet forks depends on the pallet for model:
Pallet fork model
A36279
Working load limit*
1000 kg
Loading point**
500 mm
Rated Operating Capacity The maximum load that can be safely lifted with a loader and
the loading point depend on the load handling capacity of the
loader. See Rated operating capacity on page 22 in this
manual, and the operator's manual of the loader for more
information.
* The declared Working Load Limit applies when the load is spread evenly on both fork arms, and the centre
of gravity of the load is at the specified distance.
** This distance is used to define the maximum load of the pallet forks themselves. See page 21 for more
information about the distance.
WARNING
Risk of dropping of load - Never exceed the Working Load Limit of the attachment.
The Working Load Limit depends on the model of the pallet forks.
Never exceed this
load. Always see the Rated Operating Capacity of the loader which indicates the
maximum permissible load with each loader model.
6.4 Rated Operating Capacity
Rated Operating Capacity is the maximum allowed load for each loader model when taking into account the
conditions listed below. The Rated Operating Capacity is determined as 60% of the tipping load in the position
indicated in the figures and tables in this chapter. On firm and level ground, in ideal conditions, a higher value
can be used. On uneven surfaces a lower value must be used.