Forward Stability Indicator (Load Monitor)

causym CAUTION: The forward stability indicator does not substitute for the operator's vigilance! Always use it as an assistant only and keep in mind that specified lift capacities must not be exceeded, otherwise machine stability is not sufficient. Danger of accidents!

causym CAUTION: Always test the forward stability indicator before work commences!

The forward stability indicator (A) informs the operator about the forward stability of the machine via a sensor on the rear axle.

Different colored LED on the monitor indicate the following:

  • Green (1) = Safe lifting capacity, 50 to 80% of the load is on the front axle meaning the handler is still stable.
  • Amber (2) = Borderline lifting capacity, 85 to 100% of the load is on the front axle making the handler unstable when driven quickly or under sudden braking. The load monitor buzzer sounds at 1/2 second intervals.
  • Red (3) = Unsafe lifting capacity, more than 100% of the load is on the front axle, the load monitor buzzer sounds continuously. The boom must be retracted or the load reduced to increase the stability before further action is taken.

It is important you understand the parameters of the load charts located within the cab and the examples of overload situations that are shown in this section.

The examples of overload situations show a series of instances that would cause the colored lights on the indicator to change from green through to unstable red as the machine is endangered by incorrect operation.

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A-Forward stability indicator
1-Green LEDs
2-Amber LEDs
3-Red LEDs

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causym CAUTION: Always observe and obey the load monitor! Failure to do so will put your life and the lives of others in danger.

causym CAUTION: The indication will be affected when steering is fully locked or rear axle is fully pivoted. Before lifting or extending a load, always ensure that steering is not fully locked and rear axle is not fully pivoted.

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