What is the consequence of lifting a load too high while turning?

Lifting a load too high while turning can make the load unstable for several reasons. When the center of gravity of a load shifts, particularly when elevated, it can lead to a tipping hazard. This is especially critical in forklifts, where the load's position in relation to the truck’s base greatly influences balance. Additionally, high loads can obstruct the operator's view, further increasing the risk of accidents as the driver may not be able to see obstacles or navigate the turning area safely.

Maintaining a lower load height while maneuvering is essential for stability, ensuring that the forklift remains safely grounded while providing the operator with adequate visibility to make informed decisions in dynamic environments. This principle is fundamental for forklift operation and emphasizing safety during lifting operations.