What should be noted for the stable use of four-wheel-drive off-road forklifts?

1. When the four-wheel-drive off-road forklift is in motion, the mast should be tilted backward, and the distance from the bottom of the forks to the ground should be maintained at 300-400 mm. 2. Do not raise the forks too high while traveling. When entering or exiting the work site or during transit, pay attention to overhead obstacles that may collide with the forklift. When traveling with a load, raising the forks too high will also increase the overall center of gravity of the forklift, affecting stability. 3. After unloading, lower the forks and tilt the tilt lever to level them to the normal driving position before proceeding. 4. When turning, if there are pedestrians or vehicles nearby, sound a signal and brake to slow down. High-speed sharp turns are prohibited, as they may cause the vehicle to lose lateral stability and tip over. 5. When descending a slope with a load, shift to a low gear in advance, use the engine to control the speed, and drive in reverse to prevent the load from falling off. 6. During operation, comply with in-plant traffic rules and maintain a safe distance from the vehicle ahead; except in emergencies, sudden braking while traveling with a load is prohibited. 7. When traveling up or down slopes with a load, do not use the brakes unless in an emergency. 8. The four-wheel-drive off-road forklift is steered by the rear wheels, so always pay attention to the rear swing to avoid the overly sharp turns commonly seen with novice drivers. 9. It is prohibited for internal combustion forklifts to turn on slopes, nor should they travel across a slope. 10. During operation, the load should be kept in a low position that does not hinder travel, with the mast tilted backward appropriately; the load should not be raised except for stacking or loading. When handling bulky objects that obstruct the driver's view, drive the forklift in reverse. 11. When entering or exiting workshops, turning, reversing, or crossing intersections, sound the horn to signal and prevent accidents.