When using a stacker to load goods on a slope, what is the recommended operation method?

When using a stacker to load goods on a slope, the recommended method is to lift the load from a downhill position. This approach is crucial for maintaining stability and control during the operation. By lifting the load from downhill, the stacker is positioned in a way that allows better management of weight distribution. It helps prevent potential tipping or sliding that could occur if the load were lifted from an upward position.

This method leverages the gravitational pull in a way that keeps the stacker balanced and allows for smoother maneuvering of the load as it is raised. Furthermore, this operational strategy minimizes the risk of losing control of the load, which is particularly important on inclined surfaces where the likelihood of accidents can increase.

In contrast, lifting from the base or pushing from the top could lead to an unstable situation, while keeping the load flat may not account for the slope and could also create risks. Thus, the downhill lift is not only practical but necessary for safe operation in such conditions.