What is a safe practice when driving a stacker on an incline?

Driving a stacker on an incline requires careful attention to safety, and ensuring that the load is secure and within the weight limits is critical for several reasons.

First, a secure load prevents shifting or falling while navigating the incline, which could lead to loss of control or accidents. When a load shifts, it can suddenly change the balance of the stacker, making it difficult for the operator to maintain safe control, especially on an incline where gravity poses additional challenges.

Secondly, adhering to weight limits is crucial to maintaining the stacker’s stability and preventing tipping. Exceeding the weight limit can compromise the machine’s designed capacity and stability, making it more prone to accidents.

In combination, these practices ensure that the stacker operates within safe parameters, decreasing the risk of incidents and ensuring the safety of the operator and others in the vicinity. Prioritizing load security and adhering to weight limits is fundamental for safe operation on inclines.