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We define attachment as any device mounted/installed on forklift that influences the rated capacity of the truck.

In other words - any device, because of which the defined load center is relocated, reducing the truck capacity (mainly because of stability issues) is considered as attachment.

That's why the long forks are not considered as attachment - the standard load center remains unchanged (f.e 500 mm from forks base) and for such application the trucks capacity remains unchanged
  • Posted 25 Jan 2012 03:33
  • By Karait
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