The only limit I've heard of is lifting capacity. 3 tonnes means 3 t, max, when load's center of mass is 80 cm in front of fork frame. Hydraulics, hardware and counterweight are then scaled to handle that lift.
Stability is up to driver. There are too many variables to make sensible maths from it, for me anyway.
The weight of a forklift remains constant regardless of its height. The weight capacity of a forklift is determined by its design and structural integrity, and does not change with its elevation.
No, the weight capacity of a forklift remains the same regardless of its height. If a forklift is designed to lift 5,000 pounds, it can do so at any height within its maximum lift capacity.
Yes, each forklift has a maximum weight capacity and a maximum lift height. It is important to check the specifications of a forklift before attempting to lift a heavy load to ensure the safety of the operator and the machine.
The weight of the load can affect the forklift's stability at any height. It is important to properly distribute the weight of the load and follow safe loading procedures to maintain stability and prevent tipping.
Yes, it is important to always follow safe lifting procedures and to be aware of the forklift's weight capacity and maximum lift height. It is also recommended to have a spotter or guide to assist in navigating the forklift at higher heights.