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During a lift operation, the telehandler operator experiences a sudden sensation of lightness at the rear wheels. What does this sensation indicate?
A 'light' feeling at the rear wheels or a slight lifting of the rear tires indicates that the telehandler's centre of gravity (including the load) is moving for
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Question: During a lift operation, the telehandler operator experiences a sudden sensation of lightness at the rear wheels. What does this sensation indicate?
Answer options: ✅ The load is approaching the forward tipping point (longitudinal instability).
- The telehandler's hydraulic system is malfunctioning.
- The machine is about to experience lateral tipping.
- The tires are overinflated, reducing traction.
Correct answer: The load is approaching the forward tipping point (longitudinal instability).
Explanation: A 'light' feeling at the rear wheels or a slight lifting of the rear tires indicates that the telehandler's centre of gravity (including the load) is moving forward, approaching or exceeding the front pivot point of the Stability Triangle. This is a critical sign of impending longitudinal instability and forward tipping. CSA B354.7 training covers recognition of these early warning signs.
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