In an EBFL, which gear numbers correspond to forward and reverse operation?

In an EBFL, which gear numbers correspond to forward and reverse operation?

• A. Low-profile mast
• B. All-wheel drive and adjustable forks
• C. Extendable boom forklift
• D. Electric propulsion only

Answer: (C)

In an EBFL, forward and reverse are not tied to specific gear numbers. The numbers you see (if a model uses a speed-select shifter) indicate how fast you’ll go in the direction you’ve chosen, but the actual direction is controlled by a separate directional control (a lever or switch) that selects forward or reverse. The extendable boom feature is unrelated to which gears correspond to forward or backward movement; it’s a lifting reach capability, not a direction control. So gear numbers don’t map to forward versus reverse; direction is chosen with the directional control, and speed is then set with the gear/speed setting.

In an EBFL, forward and reverse are not tied to specific gear numbers. The numbers you see (if a model uses a speed-select shifter) indicate how fast you’ll go in the direction you’ve chosen, but the actual direction is controlled by a separate directional control (a lever or switch) that selects forward or reverse. The extendable boom feature is unrelated to which gears correspond to forward or backward movement; it’s a lifting reach capability, not a direction control. So gear numbers don’t map to forward versus reverse; direction is chosen with the directional control, and speed is then set with the gear/speed setting.