How does the stacker work on wet roads and slippery places?

The stacker operates on wet roads and slippery surfaces by requiring the operator to slow down and drive carefully. This cautious approach is necessary to maintain traction and control of the vehicle, as wet and slippery conditions significantly increase the risk of skidding or losing control.

Driving at a reduced speed allows the operator to react more promptly to any sudden changes in the environment, ensures that the stacker can be maneuvered safely, and minimizes the likelihood of accidents. It is essential to adjust driving behavior based on the conditions to ensure the safety of the operator and nearby personnel, as well as to protect the cargo being moved.

Other options, such as driving faster, increasing load weight, or using additional chains, do not address the fundamental issue of traction and control in slippery conditions and could create further hazards.