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Questions Bank section: Safety
- Yes, on both axles.
- Only on the rear axle.
- Not on any axle.
- Only on the front axle.
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- When the tractor driver wants to make a maneuver in a particularly large radius between structures or crops.
- When one wheel slides against the ground and the tractor cannot proceed.
- When the tractor driver wants to make a sharp turn on the spot while driving at a high speed.
- When the tractor driver wants to make a sharp turn on the spot while driving at a very slow speed.
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- No. It might cause overheating and brake loss.
- Yes, but is will cause uneven wear between the right and left brakes.
- No. It might cause the tractor to roll-over while braking.
- Yes, provided that the driver’s leg is positioned exactly between the two brake pedals.
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- To operate the oil pump of the hydraulic system.
- To operate the front axle in tractors with four wheel drive.
- To tow special equipment that requires smart and delicate support.
- To move attachments and additional equipment operated by the tractor.
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- Always according to the recommendation of the tractor’s manufacturer only.
- The RPM is determined automatically with the operation of the PTO.
- Any RPM level in which the equipment can be operated.
- Standard RPM, unless otherwise indicated on the operated equipment.
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- The power transfer should only be operated when the engine is already hot.
- The power transfer should not be operated while driving, but only when the tractor is standing.
- The power transfer should not be operated without the supervision of an additional operator on the ground.
- Stay away from the moving parts of the tractor and of the attachment.
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- It is the RPM of the power transfer exit and of its drive shaft.
- The RPM in which the gearbox exit shaft rotates.
- The RPM of the oil pump that moves the power transfer.
- The RPM of the engine itself (the “fly wheel” exit).
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- When it is required to make a sharp turn on the spot while driving at a high speed.
- When the tractor struggles to tow or pull a heavy weight tool.
- When it is required to make a sharp turn on the spot while driving at a very slow speed.
- When one wheel skids on the ground and the tractor cannot proceed.
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- To turn the steering wheel and the wheels from side to side.
- To operate the power transfer (PTO).
- To connect between the right and left brakes.
- To change gears while driving.
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- Engine oil pressure.
- Condensed air pressure.
- Hydraulic oil pressure.
- Steam water pressure.
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