Tailift Sales Manual - Worldwide Forklifts

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Overall length (O.A.L.): The distance from the extreme rear of the truck to the front face of the forks. Overall width (O.A.W.): The distance between the widest parts of the truck. Pneumatic tires: An inflatable tire offering greater traction and cushioning (than cushion tires). Most appropriate for outdoor and rough surface areas. Size is typical shown as tread width x rim size – ply rating. Powershift transmission: A transmission that can be shifted while transmitting full engine power to the wheels, usually teamed with a torque converter to effectively absorb drive train shock. Available in single, two speed, three speed, and four speed versions. Torque: The twisting force exerted by or on a shaft without reference to the speed of the shaft. Torque = H.P. x 5252 R.P.M. Torque converter: A hydraulic coupling that utilizes slippage to multiply torque. Travel Speed: The maximum speed a truck will achieve in high gear either loaded or unloaded. It’s expressed in miles per hour, can be converted to feet per minute by multiplying by 88. See table on page 20. Tread: The distance from the center line of one tire to the center line of its corresponding tire (i.e. front to front, rear to rear). Wheelbase: The distance from the front axle to the rear axle. 3 Tailift Sales Manual 2005
Explanation of forklift terms Load capacity and load center The load capacity of a forklift truck varies depending on the horizontal distance between the vertical surface of the forks and the center of gravity of the load. A forklift truck is equipped with a load chart indicating this relationship between the distance and the load capacity. The X shown on this load chart is called the load center, and the Y which corresponds to the X is the maximum load capacity. Dimension 4 Tailift Sales Manual 2005
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