A lift truck is designed much like a child's teeter-totter. This design is based on the : A. Principle of Gravity B. Principle of Rear End Swing C. Principle of Balance D. Principle of Stability. The center of gravity of a lift truck always stays in the same place. False A lift truck WITH A LOAD is less likely to tip over sideways than a truck WITHOUT A I turn too quickly. False

Question

A lift truck is designed much like a child's teeter-totter. This design is based on the : A. Principle of Gravity B. Principle of Rear End Swing C. Principle of Balance D. Principle of Stability. The center of gravity of a lift truck always stays in the same place. False A lift truck WITH A LOAD is less likely to tip over sideways than a truck WITHOUT A I turn too quickly. False

Answer 1

1. C. Principle of Balance2. False3. False

Answer 2

The design of a lift truck being compared to a teeter-totter is based on the principle of balance, which ensures stability during lifting operations. The center of gravity of a lift truck changes with the load and movement. A lift truck with a load is more likely to tip over sideways if it turns too quickly due to the shifted center of gravity.

Question

Answer

Answer

Explanation