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What is a key difference in stability considerations between a rigid chassis rough terrain telehandler and a slewing telehandler?

Slewing telehandlers can operate safely on steeper slopes than rigid chassis machines. Rigid chassis machines require outriggers more often than slewing telehandlers. Slewing telehandlers have a variable stability footprint depending on boom position and slew angle, often requiring full outrigger deployment. Rigid chassis machines have a greater lifting capacity at maximum reach compared to slewing models.

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Slewing telehandlers have a variable stability footprint depending on boom position and slew angle, often requiring full outrigger deployment.

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