How is the load chart for a telehandler typically organized?

The load chart for a telehandler is typically organized by boom extension, lift height, and load weight because these factors are critical in determining the safe operation and maximum lifting capacity of the telehandler. Each telehandler has a unique load chart that specifies how much weight can be lifted at various boom extension lengths and lift heights. This organization allows operators to easily identify the maximum load that can be safely handled depending on how far the boom is extended and how high the load needs to be lifted, thereby enhancing safety and operational efficiency.

Other formats like model year and manufacturer may not provide the necessary specificity about lifting capabilities for a given situation. Color coding and size of load could suggest some load classifications but are not standard metrics used for weight limits. Lastly, operator experience and training level do not directly impact the physical specifications of the telehandler's load capacities, as those are determined by the machine's engineering and design specifications outlined in the load chart.