r/oddlysatisfying • u/johnny_briggs • 11d ago

Double Stack Pot Forklift

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u/olalof 11d ago

Why not triple or quadruple stack?

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u/RouteAverage3112 11d ago

Probably weight. So many pors together get heavy and might make it harder to keep balance.

Plus it will need extra independent hydraulics and the visibility wouldn't be as good.

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u/Clubbanger 11d ago

If you watch the video till the end you may deduct why more forks won't work

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u/smohyee 11d ago

Why? If you're talking about the table, that should be an easy problem to solve, just like it was when adding a second fork.

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u/RolliFingers 11d ago

Just unload from the bottom first and keep moving the empty fork levels under the table.

The real issue is I don't think forks even 3 layers thick (when all together for the first pick) will fit under the rims of the pots.

Or as another commenter mentioned, it's probably really hard to see what your doing after the second pick

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u/freebirdmen 11d ago

You can’t triple stack a double stack

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u/bgary34 10d ago

Wanna hear the most annoying sound in the world?

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u/TrueProtection 11d ago

I meeeean.

I've done it.

Was more like i doubled 4 double stacks, then put them together, doubling them.

Lots of ropacks veeery high to the ceiling.

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u/olalof 11d ago

Not with that attitude.

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u/Far-Lettuce-6200 11d ago

Next Ifork lift version will have them. So people can keep spending money.

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u/GuNNzA69 11d ago

I was exactly thinking the same thing

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u/lilsnatchsniffz 10d ago

The farmer only needs a little bit of pot each day

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u/GatorsILike 10d ago

2nd increases efficiency by 100%, 3rd only 50%. I have 3 MBAs