Landoll Drexel SLT30 AC, Руководство оператора

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UNDERSTANDING SLT30AC TRUCK
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Load Center
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DANGER
Two types of load centers exist:
1. The horizontal load center is
equal to one-half the length of
the load when the weight is
evenly distributed. For example,
a load that is 48 in. long has a
horizontal load center of 24 in.
The further the load center is
from the fulcrum, the less stable
the forklift becomes. Always
make sure your load is flush
against the rear of the forks and
that unevenly distributed loads
are loaded with the heaviest end
of the load closest to the front
wheels. See Figure 3-12.
2. The vertical load center is equal
to one-half the height of the load
when the weight is evenly
distributed. For example, a load
that is 48 in. high has a vertical
load center of 24 in. Make sure
that you do not pick up a load
that is higher than twice the
vertical load center.
NOTE
The maximum horizontal and
vertical load centers your SLT30 AC
forklift can handle is listed on the
identification plate.
Counterweight
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DANGER
The battery, frame plates and
bottom plate serve as
counterweights and allow the SLT30
AC 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.
Ensure the horizontal and
vertical load centers do not
exceed the maximum load
centers listed on the
identification plate. Failure to
do so can cause the forklift to
tip, causing serious injury or
death.
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.
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