When tilting a load forward at height why is there an increased risk of the truck tipping forward?

When tilting a load forward at height, the center of gravity of the load shifts forward, increasing the risk of the truck tipping over. This shift can cause the load to exceed the truck's tipping point, especially if the load is heavy or unevenly distributed. Additionally, any forward motion or uneven ground can exacerbate this instability, making it more likely for the truck to tip forward. Proper load management and maintaining a low center of gravity are crucial to mitigating this risk.