Just got one of these bad boys at work. Only complaint is not being able to see the forks in front of you and having to rely on the mirror for vision. A lot more comfortable than the Bendi B40 and B41 we have as well!
Yes and no the only Driving your "SUPPOSED" to be doing, is the turn and drive in and out of the rack, but if you drive one of these long enough, you learn the skills to keep a balanced load. Technically, your supposed to line up, turn the pallet and forks at the floor, then go up and place it in a rack. If you have a suspended load at any other time, and need to brake, you run the risk of dumping the load off the forks from height, Which can and WILL kill someone.
This guy is a hot rod. What a terrible idea to lift past 3 pallet racks in elevation while turning and stopping! He needs to type "Fork lifts tipping" into youtube.
To be fair, those forklifts that are tipping, are being operated incorrectly at the border of their limits, with the capacity plate being ignored. However with this forklift design, due to the way you loose half your counterbalance when you turn, these forklifts are EXTREMELY heavy and very stable. Correct though he should not be driving with a elevated load. You are correct. He should position at the floor and then lift. I will say with 2 years driving one of these, this driver is very experienced and very smooth.
Just got one of these bad boys at work. Only complaint is not being able to see the forks in front of you and having to rely on the mirror for vision. A lot more comfortable than the Bendi B40 and B41 we have as well!
I try this now,and for me is very difficult to ride into pallet....
I try several times...but I did not get it....
2 metres...
Hi guys! what is the width of this corridor?
Is it safe to travel while raising the load even on this type? They are doing it this entire video so I am just wondering.
No, It's not safe, for any lifting equipment. This guy need a refresher.
this guy looks like a decent driver, all experienced drivers got these bad habits.
It's not bad habits, pivot steers were created to do this, you can lift and turn
I think it isnt safe to raising while traveling
Yes and no the only Driving your "SUPPOSED" to be doing, is the turn and drive in and out of the rack, but if you drive one of these long enough, you learn the skills to keep a balanced load. Technically, your supposed to line up, turn the pallet and forks at the floor, then go up and place it in a rack. If you have a suspended load at any other time, and need to brake, you run the risk of dumping the load off the forks from height, Which can and WILL kill someone.
This is a future.
Es mas de lo mismo , solo es un modelo mas , basta el mas ligero golpe para que las estructura colapase . Hay que ser mas creativos ingenieros .
Bye Bendi!
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hell yea I fuck with this and the Landoll Bendi but prefer the Bendi ani time
This guy is a hot rod. What a terrible idea to lift past 3 pallet racks in elevation while turning and stopping! He needs to type "Fork lifts tipping" into youtube.
To be fair, those forklifts that are tipping, are being operated incorrectly at the border of their limits, with the capacity plate being ignored. However with this forklift design, due to the way you loose half your counterbalance when you turn, these forklifts are EXTREMELY heavy and very stable.
Correct though he should not be driving with a elevated load. You are correct. He should position at the floor and then lift. I will say with 2 years driving one of these, this driver is very experienced and very smooth.
non HAS ! unsafety place !
if thats a better machine than say an atlet reach truck i"ll eat my hat 🤣🤣there rubbish