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Q: When you stop the forklift by plugging you should?
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What is travelplugging on a forklift?

Plugging on a forklift is a term used for the braking technique used on electric trucks. The opposite direction is selected during travel to slow the truck and travel in the opposite direction if desired. It is especially beneficial when used with pedestrian controlled vehicles operating on slopes. Plugging saves on brake wear and extends the battery life. Good luck, Alba Forklift Training


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