The starting, driving, operation, and parking of off-road forklifts have established regulations. Following these regulations can ensure human safety to a greater extent, extend the service life of the vehicle, reduce the occurrence of faults, and improve work efficiency.

Firstly, starting is a basic and frequently used operation for off-road forklift driving. The quality of starting directly affects the efficiency of off-road forklifts, the safety of goods, and the service life of machinery. When starting an off-road forklift, the upper body should be kept upright and natural, with both eyes fixed on the cargo stack and the road conditions in the direction of travel.

The specific operation method is: when starting, you should first step on the clutch to shift, sound the horn, then slowly release the clutch and gradually fill the fuel door. The driving posture during driving should be upright, with eyes looking ahead, looking far and near, and paying attention to both sides. Properly operate the steering wheel, hold the steering wheel with your left hand and place your hand on the joystick, closely fitting. When driving on uneven roads, it is easy to cause the steering wheel to deviate due to impact and vibration, and it is necessary to correct the direction in a timely manner. In the driving of off-road forklifts, the usage rate of "reverse" is not as high as "forward", but far higher than other vehicles. Correct and proficient reverse operation plays a crucial role in improving the efficiency of off-road forklifts. Before reversing, one should first see the surrounding situation clearly, select a forward and backward route, and issue a reverse signal. And honk the horn to attract the attention of other vehicles and pedestrians. It is necessary to control the speed of the vehicle during reverse, and not slow or fast, to prevent danger caused by excessive reverse speed.

When parking, first release the accelerator pedal, and according to the needs of the situation, use methods such as immediately fully stepping down, gently stepping down and gradually increasing, and releasing as you step, to achieve the goal of slowing down or stopping. Tighten the handbrake lever, lower the fork to the low position, and turn off the power

Lock the switch and unplug the battery connection plug.