I assume these guys are contractor workers, but hard hat will not save this dumb pedestrian if driver lose control (and how he holds steering wheel - he will lose it eventually).
At the place I was at all the aisles were too narrow to put the machine perpendicular to the rack. Start parallel to the pallet, turn, pivoting off the front wheels. As you're turning to face the rack your forks are entering the pallet. Once in position, extend the forks all the way in.
I know this is an old video, but my company just switched the fork lengths on our trucks from 42" to 36". (looks like the forks on this truck are 42") That extra 6" made all the difference in the narrow aisles! It was about $500+ per pair of new forks that just drop right on. For 95% of what we are lifting they work fantastic and I am not concerned with counterbalance issues even when raising 20 feet high. And we can still switch out to the longer ones if absolutely necessary.
I've seen other warehouses use a dockstacker stow away pallets on rackings. Narrow reach should really be the only stand up reach to be used on rackings
Manufacturers actually tout the use of this vehicles in these types of situations. If the truth be told you should be using a swing reach or even a Drexel.
As your turning keep getting closer to the shelf always remember the lower parts of your forklift not to hit the shelf remember the function of your forklift gotta do it with out looking at them hit the button to extend or lower or pull back just by memory some functions move left to right that is if you're not positioned correctly move the fork to pull out the pallets or whatever your working with takes wasabi
That's why you enter the pallet at an angle as you're turning... There's no need to to line up straight before entering the pallet... You're defeating the purpose of the reach...
Mangers are idiots... This is stupidest idea... Saving spaces but this is imposible to take palets down. In normal rack you get palet in few seconds down. In this case its minutes and posible damage the products.
Man a warehouse with narrow racks is very unproductive. I think u are paying more wages than profit. 1 pallet every 5 min...
Jeez better pay 18 for that much stress 😂😂😂
Then backup further, the back rack is your friend in those circumstances 😅
I wish the aisles in my warehouse were this wide, we have to use a turret to grab pallets or a cherry picker to manually pull orders
Would answer your question but it's lunch break so get off me depart from me evil ones blessings brother 🙏
My operator
That takes up time daily man what the hells going on
Stupid work flow bros Bahahahaha lol...they shud make it regulation that you can exixt out the back at lift farkin stupid designers
When you are running a 150% performance, you make it work 👏
If u turn and put your forks inside the pallet while finishing the turn, this can ABSOLUTELY be done in 30 seconds or less. I do it everyday at work😂
I assume these guys are contractor workers, but hard hat will not save this dumb pedestrian if driver lose control (and how he holds steering wheel - he will lose it eventually).
Great video! This training teaches new drivers to handle and maneuver forklifts safely. Learn more about forklifts here: www.forkforce.com.au/
At the place I was at all the aisles were too narrow to put the machine perpendicular to the rack. Start parallel to the pallet, turn, pivoting off the front wheels. As you're turning to face the rack your forks are entering the pallet. Once in position, extend the forks all the way in.
What bullshit! Whoever designed that aisle needs to loose his jon
So a stand up forklift is just a reach truck?
Everyone in the comments acting like their forklift licence is a PhD
this looks very retardet
Ridiculous
U could empty the rack by the end of the video BUD...
Better use Flexi or aisle master forklift
Lmao, that ending…
Where I work, in some of the aisles you can hit the shelf behind you and still have 6" of the forks in the pallet
No point in even using that just re stack and go about your business
he went to much forward he should have started reaching
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This is idiotic. Make a bit wider aisle so workers can work faster.
Man's on a reach it's designed for tight lanes
Try it with a pacer it's really fun
I know this is an old video, but my company just switched the fork lengths on our trucks from 42" to 36". (looks like the forks on this truck are 42") That extra 6" made all the difference in the narrow aisles! It was about $500+ per pair of new forks that just drop right on. For 95% of what we are lifting they work fantastic and I am not concerned with counterbalance issues even when raising 20 feet high. And we can still switch out to the longer ones if absolutely necessary.
If your going to use a Raymond in that narrow of aisle, use a wire guided turret model.
Definitely does not look OSHA compliant.
I've seen other warehouses use a dockstacker stow away pallets on rackings. Narrow reach should really be the only stand up reach to be used on rackings
Five years later....fuck it just set the aisles 11ft apart
The challenge is going to be removing the pallet off the rack while reversing out
You raise it above the boxes that are to the left and back out to the right
@@sirloock8360 Not enough clearance for that.
I drove a stand up an go pallets in an out of racks in tighter spaces you’ll want the Grand Canyon of space to get in an out
Gostei muito do vídeo, parabéns!
Finally a video with going inside the aisle with a Reach forklift
ajjjajajajjajjj stupid
Manufacturers actually tout the use of this vehicles in these types of situations. If the truth be told you should be using a swing reach or even a Drexel.
Nice rack......
I can show you how it’s done smh
As your turning keep getting closer to the shelf always remember the lower parts of your forklift not to hit the shelf remember the function of your forklift gotta do it with out looking at them hit the button to extend or lower or pull back just by memory some functions move left to right that is if you're not positioned correctly move the fork to pull out the pallets or whatever your working with takes wasabi
What a joke poor people that work in that place
That's why you enter the pallet at an angle as you're turning... There's no need to to line up straight before entering the pallet... You're defeating the purpose of the reach...
Reach trucks are old school. Modern warehouses use VNA wire guided turrets for this sort of work
Ale zjebany magazyn.... 😂
Go in with lowered tynes ya knobs....
Thats a big isle
The aisle is way too tight, you need aisle of 10 ft width, this tigh aisle will slow down you operations, and is not safe
Mangers are idiots... This is stupidest idea... Saving spaces but this is imposible to take palets down. In normal rack you get palet in few seconds down. In this case its minutes and posible damage the products.