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The Stability Triangle of a three-point suspension forklift is formed by:

The 'Dynamic' forces of centrifugal force during a turn push the center of gravity toward the side of the stability triangle. If it crosses the 'Stability Line'

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Question: The Stability Triangle of a three-point suspension forklift is formed by:

Answer options:

  • Rear wheels and the mast top.
  • Drive wheels and the overhead guard.
  • Drive wheels and the engine block. ✅ The two front wheels and the center of the rear axle.

Correct answer: The two front wheels and the center of the rear axle.

Explanation: The 'Dynamic' forces of centrifugal force during a turn push the center of gravity toward the side of the stability triangle. If it crosses the 'Stability Line' (the line between the steer axle and a drive wheel), the truck tips.

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