| The Telehandler can serve many functions depending | | | | piece of equipment more and more unstable, thereby |
| upon the item attached to it. The types of attachments | | | | decreasing its lifting capacity as the distance from the |
| that can be put onto the boom end include pallet forks, | | | | front part of its wheels and center of its load |
| a bucket, lift table, or muck grab. The most commonly | | | | increases. Operators of this machinery are equipped |
| used Telehandler attachment is pallet forks. Pallet forks | | | | with load charts to assist him in determining whether a |
| are most often used for moving loads to or from | | | | particular task can be handled given the weight, height |
| places that cannot be reached by using conventional | | | | and boom angle. Many telehandlers also use a |
| forklifts. As such, you can use this machinery with this | | | | computer that has sensors that can monitor the |
| attachment to take cargo on a pallet from inside a | | | | machine and issue a warning to the operator if its limits |
| trailer or possible for placing loads onto very high | | | | are exceeded. It may even have a shut-off |
| places, such as rooftops. | | | | mechanism. There are some telehandlers, which come |
| Although the Telehandler is quite useful due to the | | | | with front outriggers, which are like mobile cranes. |
| boom being able to extend and rise while it is carrying | | | | These front outriggers can serve to extend the |
| a load, this also can make it unstable. This is because | | | | capability of the equipment to lift while the machinery is |
| the boom works like a lever, which can make this | | | | stationary. |