The stacker must turn right in reverse mode. In which direction should the steering wheel rotate?

When a stacker is in reverse mode and needs to turn to the right, the direction in which the steering wheel rotates is indeed influenced by the position of the rear wheels and the specific steering mechanism of the stacker.

In many forklifts and stackers, the steering is designed so that the rear wheels pivot, allowing for tighter turns. If the stacker is designed with rear steering, turning the steering wheel to the right would cause the rear wheels to rotate in a way that facilitates the right turn, enabling smoother navigation while maintaining control of the load.

Understanding the functionality of the steering mechanism is crucial for operating a stacker efficiently, particularly in reverse, as it ensures that the operator can navigate tight spaces while managing the load safely. This aspect emphasizes the importance of recognizing how the equipment's design influences steering dynamics and handling during operation.