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Tipping load - Load diagram
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With the load diagram in this chapter, you can
estimate the load handling capability of the loader
depending on the horizontal distance of the load from
the loader. The tipping load depends according to
the distance between the centre of gravity of the load
and the front axle of the loader.
The horizontal distance of the load on typical pallet
forks is also shown in different positions of the boom.
In the diagram, the load is placed at 500 mm from
the vertical part of the fork arm.
NOTE: The load diagram represents the forward
stability only. It does not refer to maximum available
lift force.
WARNING
Avoid overloading the loader -
Know the load and the lifting
capacity of the loader. Heavy
load can cause the loader to tip
over. The diagram is valid only on
firm and level ground, with the
conditions listed on page 33. The
load can exceed tipping load and
loader can tip over when you move
the loader boom to another
position.
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Load diagram e6
How to read the load diagram
a Tipping load with the loader frame in straight
position.
b Tipping load with the loader frame in maximum
articulation.
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ROC (Rated operating capacity), defined as 60
% of tipping load for pallet forks.
The tipping load chart describes only the stability
of the loader to forward direction - it does not
refer to maximum available lift force.
Example: If the centre of gravity of the load is 970
mm in front of the front axle (500 mm from the pallet
forks, forks at ground level)
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Tipping load is about 1130 kg when lifting from
ground surface level, with a driver weighing 75
kg, and with the articulated frame in straight
position (line
a in load diagram).
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When the boom is lifted to horizontal position,
the tipping load is reduced to about 760 kg (line
a in load diagram, the horizontal distance of the
center of the load on forks increases to about
1380 mm).
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This means that a pallet with a total weight of
about 1100 kg can be lifted just off the ground,
but it can't be lifted higher, as the loader would
tip over.