Haulotte Group HTL 3210, Operator'S Manual

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Telescopic handlers
D
- Operation
2 - Operation with a load
2.1 - LOAD LIFTING SAFETY
• Know the weight and the centre of gravity of each load to be lifted.
• Use the load capacity chart associated with each attachment.
You should know the machine's rated load capacities to determine the operating range within
which you can safely lift, transport and place loads (
Section G - Technical
characteristics).
2.2 - BEFORE LIFTING A LOAD
• Check the ground conditions. Adapt the travel speed and reduce the load weight according to the
ground.
• Avoid lifting unbalanced loads.
• Make sure that there are no obstacles near the load.
2.2.1 - For operation with non-suspended load
• Adjust the fork spacing so that they engage into the pallet or under the load at maximum width and
remain centred on the fork carriage.
• Face the load and approach it slowly with the fork tips straight and horizontal.
2.2.2 - For operation with suspended load
• Only use approved lifting devices rated for the lifting of the load.
• Identify the proper lifting points of the load, taking into consideration the center of gravity and load
stability.
• Always properly tether loads to restrict movement.
Exceeding the machine's lifting capacity may damage the equipment and/or cause tipping over, resulting
in death or serious injury.
Wheels must be aligned to lift a load.
Never lift any loads if a correct and legible capacity chart corresponding to the accessory used is not
displayed in the operator's cab.
Never operate the telehandler without a proper and legible capacity chart displayed in the operator's cab
for the telehandler/attachment combination in use.