Still LXT 120, Оригинальное руководство пользователя

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Place heavy loads at the bottom, light loads
on top.
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The centre of gravity of the load must be as
low as possible.
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Avoid off-centre/unbalanced load centres of
gravity as far as possible.
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Never load platforms in the direction of a
gradient or crosswise to a gradient.
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Do not exceed the payload of the industrial
truck.
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When loading the platform, ensure that
the maximum axle loads according to the
nameplate are not exceeded.
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The height of the overall centre of gravity of
the load above the loading surface must not
exceed 600 mm. This restriction does not
apply to very light loads. For a particularly
high load with a high load centre of gravity,
adjust the driving speed accordingly.
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Very high loads or large chassis, bodyworks
and fittings, regardless of weight, can have
an influence on the handling due to the
susceptibility to wind. Always drive and ma-
noeuvre the industrial truck appropriately.
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If no rear guard grille is fitted, pipes, sheet
metal or similar easily displaceable loads
may only be loaded up to the lower edge of
the rear window. These loads could other-
wise puncture the rear window in the event
of a collision. Compact loads may be loa-
ded higher. Observe the maximum height of
the centre of gravity.
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In general, when driving with heavy loads,
a change in the handling is to be expected.
Drive with appropriate caution. This is espe-
cially true when driving uphill.
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The load should not protrude beyond the
loading surface. If this cannot be avoided,
mark the load in accordance with national
regulations.
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Only transport loads with intact load floors.
Replace damaged load floors immediately,
otherwise parts may fall into the battery or
engine compartment and cause damage.
Operation
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Trailer and load
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