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It just makes sense to me that if your moving an elevated load that is above the mast limit so the only protection you have is the backrest and is not high enough this violates the standard. How high does the backrest need to be and who determines this? On the previous post About stacking in the trailer I am assuming the mast would prevent the load falling rearward because it is not being elevated
  • Posted 8 Feb 2013 02:42
  • By jay_b
  • joined 3 Feb'13 - 5 messages
  • Louisiana, United States

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