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<strong>Rack</strong> <strong>Transport</strong> <strong>Stability</strong> <strong>Team</strong> (<strong>RTST</strong>)Proper Use of Fork Lifts• Another common cause of product instability is themovement of a rack product with a fork lift.• Product should always remain packaged as long as possibleincluding movement off the delivery truck and into the client’sfacility.• When on the fork lift, secure the product to the MAST of theforklift with logistics straps positioned as high as feasible formaximum leverage and control. Use blanket protection forany exposed surfaces of the machine.• Avoid handling the product on the extreme tips of the forks.Product should be up against the mast of the fork lift.• Lift the product as little as possible off the floor and then tilt themast towards the driver for additional stability.• Do not exceed 3.6 km per hour driving speed (2.2mph). Beespecially slow when turning a corner! Above speeds assumea turning radius of 2meters or greater.• Be aware of the load BEHIND the one you are lifting. Forksoften spear the load behind causing puncture damages.• Widen fork position as much as possible for stability.• Do not use extra long forks to move two racks at once.New IconMast Strap Product31

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