Landoll Bendi B40i4, Руководство оператора

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UNDERSTANDING THE BENDI B40I4 FORKLIFT
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Counterweight
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DANGER
The engine, left frame plates and bottom plate serve as
counterweights and allow the Bendi B40i4 forklift to travel
with heavy loads. When the forklift lifts a heavy load, the
counterweights keep the center of gravity inside the
stability triangle and prevent it from tipping over. See
Figure 3-16.
Maximum Fork Lift Height
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DANGER
The maximum fork height is the highest position the
Bendi B40i4 forklift can lift a load. See Figure 3-17. This
is measured from the floor to the forks when they are
raised in their highest position. The higher the forks are
raised, the less stable the forklift becomes.
Figure 3-17: Maximum Lift Height B40i4
Tilting Considerations
The amount of forward and rearward tilt you should use is
governed by the application. When you travel with the
truck loaded, you should tilt the mast rearward as well as
keep the load low. This will help stabilize loads with an
uneven weight distribution. When you load at high
heights, tilt the load back far enough to seat it against the
load backrest or forks. When you unload at high heights,
make sure you only use enough tilt to place the load onto
the rack or stack.
Attachments
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DANGER
Attachments to the forks may affect the load center.
When the factory, dealer, or distributor installs
attachments approved by Landoll, a modified
identification plate is attached to the truck. The new plate
identifies the type of attachment, the changes in the load
centers, and the rated capacity. It is illegal to use
attachments for which revised capacities are not
available.
Determining the Weight of the Load
In addition to the rated capacity you must determine the
weight of the load before you attempt to lift it with the
Bendi B40i4 forklift:
• Weight is listed on pallet wrapper.
• Weight is listed on Bill of Lading.
• Weight is determined by multiplying the weight of
each small container by the number of small
containers on a pallet. Each small container should
be marked with its weight.
• When in doubt ... Ask your supervisor.
Never let anyone stand on the back of the forklift
to add counterweight. They can fall off the forklift,
or the truck can tip backwards, causing serious
injury or death.
The load capacity of your forklift decreases the
higher you raise the forks. Refer to the rated
capacity at the heights listed on the identification
plate. Failure to observe these guidelines can
cause your forklift to tip over, causing serious
injury or death.
Never modify the Bendi B40i4 forklift in any
manner. Only options and attachments approved
by Landoll may be installed on the truck. Other
modifications will void the warranty and can
cause serious injury or death.