How can a dumper tip over even when traveling on a gentle gradient?

A dumper can tip over even while traveling on a gentle gradient due to the dynamics involved when it's turning uphill while driving at high speed. When a dumper is driven rapidly up an incline, there is a significant transfer of weight. This maneuver puts extra stress on the vehicle, particularly on the side that is turning uphill. The combination of high speed and the angle of the gradient can reduce stability, increasing the likelihood of tipping.

When turning uphill, the center of gravity shifts and, if the speed is excessive, the vehicle may not be able to maintain its balance, leading to a potential overturn. Safe operation involves maintaining a controlled speed and awareness of the load distribution, especially when navigating inclines, to prevent accidents.

Other scenarios, such as traveling downhill at excessive speed, driving in reverse on a slope, or loading incorrectly, may also contribute to tipping under different circumstances; however, the specific dynamic of high-speed uphill turning presents a heightened risk of rollover.