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Lifting a load from ground level
(cont.)
3. Check traffic, drive or back away slowly; watch your
direction of travel and the stability of the load. Travel
with caution at all times. Fig 3.
Placing the load on ground level
1. Approach the receiving area slowly; stop the forklift to raise or lower or side shift the load as needed. Lower the
forks and tilt the mast forward to place the load.
2. Before backing, insure the forks have properly disengaged the load, and that the load is stable. Check traffic
and back away cautiously, assuring the forks remain clear of the load upon exit. When the forks have cleared
the load; stop the forklift, raise/lower the forks and side shift the mast to center. Check traffic; proceed with cau-
tion at all times.
Lifting an elevated load
An elevated load requires special handling, be
extra cautious. Before unloading a truck or trailer,
make sure its wheels have been chocked to pre-
vent movement during operations.
1. Approach the loading area slowly with
forks lowered, aligning the forklift with the
load. Stop the forklift; raise the forks to
the height of the load. Using the control
levers, align the forks to the correct height
and angle. Fig 4.
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Bright Forklift
BD3–7570
Never lift a load from a scaffold or deposit a load on
one. Never side shift an elevated load. Never travel with
Load Handling Instructions
an elevated load
Fig 4
Fig 3
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