How To Drive Telehandler Manitou

In this video, we're going to show you how to drive a telehandler Manitou. Telehandler Manitou are a versatile machine that can be used for a variety of tasks, from moving materials to performing construction tasks.
This video will give you a rundown on the basics of driving a telehandler Manitou, along with some tips on how to best use them for your job. It's a handy skill to have, so be sure to watch it and learn how to use a telehandler Manitou like a pro!
How To Drive Telehandler Manitou
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00:00 - Intro How To Drive Telehandler Manitou
00:18 - Manitou main fuse
00:25 - How To Start Telehandler
00:35 - How To Drive Telehandler
05:06 - Parachute button overload
In this video, we'll show you how to drive a telehandler Manitou. Telehandler Manitou are a common sight in construction sites, but do you know how to operate them?
This video will teach you the basics of driving a telehandler Manitou, from starting the engine to operating the controls. By the end, you'll be able to drive a telehandler Manitou like a pro!
#1: Specific Telehandler Training
Operators need to be properly trained with both general training and practical training using Telehandlers. Well, it involves a thorough study of the operator’s manual as well as safety signs.
Apart from that, they need to understand all the functions along with the safety devices controls before operating it.
#2: Rules and Regulations
Read, comprehend, and follow! This goes with the employer’s safety rules and Jobsite regulations you receive.
Besides, following relevant local, governmental, or provincial regulations is of equal importance. If any such rule is there with telehandler operation.
#3: Inspection and Tests
Do a pre-performing inspection and function tests on Versatile Telehandler before beginning each shift.
In case, any malfunction comes to notice or anything is wrong with the machine, without delay mark it. Furthermore, keep it suspended from operation till it isn’t repaired and available for safe operation.
#4: Workplace Hazard Assessment
Before moving the machine to the worksite, performing a workplace hazard assessment is mandatory. Check for slopes, drop-offs and holes, overhead obstacles, slippery or unstable surfaces, power lines, and any other hazards.
In case you encounter such an issue, develop a plan to prevent such an issue while operating the machine.
#5: Load Capacity Chart
Never run a telehandler without the appropriate freight capacity chart. In fact, the load chart in the equipment must match the machine and the attachment in use.
Most importantly, it should be clearly readable and visible to you even during machine operation.
#6: Know Your Load
Ensure the weight and center of gravity of the freight never surpasses the telehandler’s or attachment’s maximum load capacity as per the load chart.
Examine the dimension of the load to govern suitable load handling techniques. Always fasten and secure the load to minimalize the possibility of falling debris.
#7: Personnel And Suspended Loads
When it is about lifting personnel and suspended loads, additional restriction implies on the operator, owner, and equipment users. Always direct to the ANSI/ITSDF B56.6 standard, OSHA Regulations.
Plus, comply with the telehandler and attachment manufacturer’s instructions in terms of further requirements and operating guidelines for such applications.
#8: In the cab
When in the cab, never forget to operate the Telehandlers while wearing a seatbelt. Furthermore, as per requirement make modify the seat and steering wheel.
So, when operating, you can easily reach out to all machine controls. Moreover, adjust the side and cab mirrors to expand visibility
#9: Stability Triangle
While machine operation makes sure the center of gravity to the telehandler and load always, remain within the stability triangle.
Ensure the chassis is leveled before controlling a load and never employ the sway feature with a raised load.
#10: Tipping Safety
Do not jump from the equipment if the machine tips offer. Remain in the cab and stay in the seat with your seat belt intact.
Make the impact shrink by grasping the steering wheel tightly. Afterward, lean away from the point of impact.
#11: Pay Attention When Driving
While driving doesn’t get distracted due to anything. Always ensure the view of the route is always optimal.
#12: Always Keep The Forks 30 Cm Off The Ground
The space between the land and the forks or attachment should always be 30cm when operating the telehandler. While transporting freight, keep it almost +/- 30 cm above the earth.
Moreover, tilt the fork carriage backward to prevent accidents. Also, paying attention to the height of the fork on an uneven surface and adjusting it is a must.
When transporting load at a distance, the telescopic boom should always be pulled back. While loading let people be as far as possible. You should never allow anyone to walk under the load.
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[@jakewelch9927]

Interesting I’ve only driven a jcb

[@ensarbeka1519]

Very helpful video,JSB has different ways of operating so for operators never operate a manitou this is a good to know

[@CheckEnginePlusMinus]

Thanks 👍

[@kedjifrancis4745]

Good video. Thanks

[@DUNGDUC8308]

Thank, it is so interesting

[@phantomapprentice6749]

Thanks , surprised not enough people liked this . This isn't the exact model I get tested on but close enough to get an idea of what ill be driving. I feel the Telescopic part is not that useful in agriculture though unless they had some weird arborist accessory attachment ( which they don't AFAIK)

[@zyrox7259]

How did you go? Haha I’m doing mine now and I’m super nervous

[@CheckEnginePlusMinus]

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