What could potentially happen if the load is excessively heavy for the stacker's capacity?

When a stacker is loaded beyond its rated capacity, the primary concern is stability and safety. Exceeding the weight limit can lead to an imbalance that compromises the stacker's ability to remain upright. This imbalance can cause the stacker to tip over, which poses serious risks to both the operator and those nearby.

Operating within the manufacturer's specified weight limits ensures that the stacker functions safely and effectively, maintaining its stability and maneuverability. A stacker that is overloaded disrupts this balance, making it more susceptible to tipping, especially during turns, when elevating or lowering loads, or if it encounters uneven surfaces. Therefore, prioritizing load capacity not only ensures operational efficiency but also safeguards the safety of personnel and equipment in the workplace.