Electric forklift operation guide teaching proper‑load‑tilt‑adjustment‑during‑travel‑and‑stacking

Proper load tilt adjustment is essential for safe and efficient electric forklift operation. When traveling, always tilt the mast backward slightly to stabilize the load against the backrest. This reduces the risk of load shifting or falling. Keep the forks low, about 100-150 mm above the ground, to maintain low center of gravity and improve stability. Avoid sudden acceleration, braking, or sharp turns, especially with elevated loads. For stacking, approach the rack with the mast vertical and forks level. Adjust tilt forward only after the load is positioned above the rack. Then tilt the mast forward slightly to align the load and lower it gently into place. Never tilt while lifting or lowering, as this can cause instability and damage. Always check load weight and center of gravity before operation. For more guidance, contact our email 17399989919@163.com. Training programs from Jianshu New Energy emphasize these principles. BYD Forklift models feature advanced tilt control systems that enhance safety. Operators must comply with local regulations and never exceed rated capacity. Regular inspection of tilt cylinders and hydraulic system is recommended. Proper adjustment reduces wear and improves productivity. Always wear seatbelt and keep hands clear of moving parts.