What type of center of gravity is created when a load is placed on the telehandler?

When a load is placed on the telehandler, it creates a combined center of gravity. This is because the center of gravity is influenced by both the telehandler itself and the load that is being lifted. As the load is added, the overall weight distribution changes, affecting how the center of gravity shifts.

In a telehandler, the center of gravity is critical for ensuring stability and safe operation. The combined center of gravity reflects both the vehicle's original gravitational center and the positional weight of the load. This understanding is essential for operators to avoid tipping and maintain safe handling practices while navigating or lifting loads at various heights and angles. Properly accounting for the combined center of gravity helps operators make informed decisions regarding load management and machinery operation.