Manitou Telehandler Load Charts -(Manitou MT 1435) || Construction Cogs Tower Crane

A presentation on reading and understanding load charts for telehandlers (aka, telescopic forklifts).
This is part 3 of a 3-part series on how to read crane load charts.
Load charts for telescopic boom machines can seem similar, but there are differences, between crane categories, and even each make and model.
This video focuses on the Manitou MT1435, providing insights to ensure safe and effective operation.
🌟 What You’ll Learn:
How to read and understand telehandler load charts
Key differences between telehandlers and other crane types
Safety tips for operating telescopic forklifts
Here are the links to the other Two videos of the series:
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👉Mobile crane load charts - • How To Read Mobile Cra...
📖And here is a blog post that details all three categories:
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[@LetsHaveSomeFunProgramming]

I will watch it later but just wanted to say it's a shame that in this day and age lift plans and manuals aren't digitally available for the lifting team, you don't have time to look at the lift plan during working hours, but for inexperienced people it would be really helpful to study it or be able to refer to it on the go even just the schedule of common lifts..

[@CCcranelife]

I absolutely agree. There must be software that facilitates that. One caveat is amendments or additions to lift plans but that could be added into an app or something.

[@Ivan_Georgiev_UK]

Actually it is available on a pdf and we all have it on our phones and being shared through WhatsApp group for the whole lifting team - the schedule of common lifts and its revisions.

[@LetsHaveSomeFunProgramming]

@@Ivan_Georgiev_UK good for you, which company is it if it's no secret? The people I've been with didn't want to share it and was told to just check the printed version

[@Ivan_Georgiev_UK]

@@LetsHaveSomeFunProgramming I’m working for Trident Lifting Solutions atm, but I’ve had it in other companies as well.