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The TEST LOAD must have stability on the pallet. The
material used to make up the TEST LOAD must be put on
the pallet so that it has stability. The TEST LOAD must not
extend beyond the pallet,
First, make a TEST LOAD as stated above then position the
load on forks.
1. Adjust fork width as wide as possible to get even
distribution of weight.
2. Keep forks level when you raise the load.
3. Engage pallet and TEST LOAD In as far as possible.
Move forward until forks completely engage the TEST
LOAD. TEST LOAD and/or pallet must be In contact
with load back rest.
4. Set parking brake and chock wheels.
TA501962
Fig. 16197.1
TESTING THE DOWN DRIFT
Raise carriage and TEST LOAD so that the inner rails move
up a few inches. Then tilt upright backward about 1 degree
from vertical.
Move to one side of the upright (clear of the load) and mark
the upright rails with a pencil and do a drift test.
DRlFT MUST NOT GO OVER ONE INCH PER MINUTE.
TESTING THE DRIFT OF THE TILT
Raise the carriage and TEST LOAD approximately 12 to
15 inches off the floor. Tilt the upright to the full back
position.
Measure the drift between points `A" shown in Fig. 16197.2,
THE LOAD MUST NOT DRIFT MORE THAN 1/2 TO 3/4 OF
TA501963
AN INCH IN FIVE MINUTES.
Fig. 16197.2
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