What should you do when the stacker fork-lifts long or wide goods into a door?

When moving long or wide goods into a door, entering the door diagonally is the most effective approach. This method reduces the risk of the goods getting stuck on the entryway or causing damage to the door frame, as it allows for better maneuverability and angle control. By entering diagonally, the operator can ensure that the goods align properly with the doorway, minimizing the chance of obstruction or misalignment that could occur if approaching straight on.

This technique is particularly important when dealing with larger items that might exceed the width of the door. It allows for a smoother transition into the space and ensures that the operator has a clear view of both the load and the surroundings, which is essential for safe operation.

The other choices, while they may seem viable at first, do not effectively address the challenges presented by long or wide goods. Entering straight on might lead to difficulties in fitting the load, lifting higher to clear the door could lead to instability, and leaving the goods outside is not a practical solution when the goal is to transport them indoors.