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agree on hand signals or verbal commands.

Together, the spotter and the forklift operator should: Do not look at a cell phone, wear headphones, chat with a co-worker, or do anything else that could pose a distraction while you are directing the movement of a forklift. Do not perform any other duties while you are acting as a spotter.

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Keep your hands up and keep the proper signal going throughout the movement.Īcting as a forklift spotter requires your full concentration. Allow enough stopping distance and clearance.Ĭontinue to signal even when the forklift’s maneuver is the same or is proceeding normally and safely. Stay out of the forklift’s path of travel. If possible, avoid walking backwards while giving the signals – if you are walking, you need to see where you are going.ĭo not become positioned between the forklift and a fixed object. Maintain continuous visual contact with the forklift operator.

When possible, stand to the side and rear (or front) of the forklift (driver’s side is best). Keep a safe distance from the forklift you are guiding. Use large arm and hand movements that are easy to understand. While acting as a forklift spotter give signals to only one person, the driver. It is best if everyone on the job site uses the same set of hand signals so there is not confusion during complicated maneuvers.įorklift spotter hand signals include turn right/left, move forward/backward, raise/lower the load, spread/close the forks, tilt mast backward/forward, and stop. Whether you are the forklift operator, or the forklift spotter, ensure that you agree on and understand the set of signals that will be used during the operation. There is not a set of universally recognized forklift spotter hand signals.

#Radio controlled forklift driver#

Use a two-way radio if the forklift driver cannot see the spotter or hear verbal signals.

7.Forklift spotters typically use hand signals because voice signals may not be heard or can be easily misunderstood, especially if there is noise on the job site.

Huina C2P3000 1/10 Scale Forklift - RTR.

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Detailed Die-Cast Metal and ABS Plastic parts for exceptional realism.

Haul more equipment or tow another vehicle with optional or scratch-built trailers (sold separately). All the forklift’s functions are accessible directly from the radio controller. Modern 2.4ghz radio enables controlling the Forklift up to 100 feet away, and operating the Forklift with more than 25 other RC vehicles without any signal interference. The pulley system is designed to simulate full-size Forklifts.ġ/10 scale makes this large size Forklift with similarly scaled vehicles and aircraft also available at Motion RC. Lift cargo weighing up to 6 lbs with the Forklift’s motorized pulley system and adjustable guide rails. Zero assembly is required, simply add 4 AA batteries to the radio and charge the included main battery to begin driving!ĭurable, detailed, and fully painted, the C2P3000 Forklift arrives ready for work! Visit the Official Huina C2P3000 1/10 Scale Forklift Thread on for additional photos, videos, reviews, and customer Q&A.

Precise proportional 2.4Ghz control makes this forklift both easy to operate and fun to drive. This realistic forklift is also designed to pull the Huina 1/10 scale Flatbed Trailer (link) to expand its cargo hauling capacity. Huina's 1/10 scale forklift is in scale with popular aircraft from Motion RC including the Freewing 80mm A-10 Warthog.

With a 6lbs lifting capacity, Huina's 1/10 scale Forklift adds an exciting element to your RC Construction work site! Featuring sturdy construction with die-cast metal and molded plastic parts, this Forklift uses a metal pulley system and electric motors to operate just like a real forklift.