The critical factor to consider when lifting a load with an excavator regarding stability is maintaining the load within the excavator's rated lifting capacity for the specific radius and configuration. An excavator's lifting capacity varies depending on the distance from the machine's center of rotation to the load (radius), the boom and arm configuration (length and angle), and the undercarriage's position (over the front, side, or rear). Exceeding the rated lifting capacity can cause the excavator to tip over, re....
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