Flail Mower Operation & Safety Training Test PDF

Flail Mower Operation & Safety Training Test Answers 1. What should be checked every 10 hours or each day during tractor maintenance? A. Brake fluid level B. Hydraulic oil level C. Front loader screws D. Engine coolant level Answer: Engine coolant level (D) Regular checks are essen...

Flail Mower Operation & Safety Training Test Answers 1. What should be checked every 10 hours or each day during tractor maintenance? A. Brake fluid level B. Hydraulic oil level C. Front loader screws D. Engine coolant level Answer: Engine coolant level (D) Regular checks are essential to ensure the tractor is running safely and efficiently. 2. What is the purpose of the Wheel Angle Sensor (WAS) calibration? A. To calibrate the wheel alignment B. To align the steering stops C. To adjust the front wheel track D. To tighten the front wheel nuts Answer: To calibrate the wheel alignment (A) Proper calibration ensures accurate wheel alignment and safe tractor operation. 3. What is the recommended interval for checking the front wheel, rear wheel, and rear wheel weight nuts? A. Every 750 hours B. Every 50 hours C. Every 375 hours D. Every 150 hours Answer: Every 50 hours (B) Regular checks of the wheel and wheel weight nuts are crucial for safety and to prevent accidents. 4. Why must we check the windscreen washer reservoir? A. To ensure proper lubrication B. To clean the windscreen C. To inspect the wiper blades D. To check the washer fluid level Answer: To check the washer fluid level (D) Ensuring the windscreen washer reservoir is full is crucial for safe driving. 5. What is the recommended interval for greasing all fittings? A. Every 50 hours B. Every 750 hours C. Every 150 hours D. Every 375 hours Answer: Every 50 hours (A) Regular greasing of all fittings is essential to prevent corrosion and wear. 6. What is the purpose of checking the remote control valve drain bottles? A. To check the valve operation B. To inspect for damage C. To drain excess fluid D. To check the oil level Answer: To drain excess fluid (C) Draining excess fluid from the remote control valve drain bottles is essential to prevent damage. 7. What should be checked and cleaned during general maintenance? A. Only the electronic and electrical systems B. Only the fuel system C. The DEF/AdBlue control unit area, SCR catalyst area, and hydraulic system hoses D. Only the brake pedal Answer: The DEF/AdBlue control unit area, SCR catalyst area, and hydraulic system hoses (C) Regular cleaning of these areas ensures proper functioning and longevity of the tractor's components. 8. Why is it important to check the brake pedal latching/unlatching during general maintenance? A. To ensure proper acceleration B. To ensure proper steering C. To prevent brake failure D. To ensure proper hydraulic system function Answer: To prevent brake failure (C) Regular checking of the brake pedal ensures the tractor's safety and braking performance. 9. What should be done during general maintenance to ensure proper fuel system function? A. Only check the hydraulic system hoses B. Only check the brake pedal latching/unlatching C. Only check the electronic and electrical systems D. Check the first stage fuel filter and water trap, and bleed the fuel system Answer: Check the first stage fuel filter and water trap, and bleed the fuel system (D) Regular maintenance of the fuel system ensures optimal performance and reduced downtime. 10. How often should the front loader screws be checked? A. Every 375 hours B. Every 150 hours C. Every 750 hours D. Every 50 hours Answer: Every 150 hours (B) Front loader screws are checked every 150 hours. 11. What is checked during every 50 hours of maintenance? A. Transmission oil level B. Front axle differential oil level C. Engine oil level D. Tire pressures and condition Answer: Tire pressures and condition (D) Tire pressures and condition are checked during every 50 hours of maintenance. 12. What is greased during every 50 hours of maintenance? A. All fittings B. Rear wheel bearings C. Front axle differentials D. Front wheel bearings Answer: All fittings (A) All fittings are greased during every 50 hours of maintenance. 13. What is the purpose of the section 'Transmission'? A. To outline the procedures for stopping the engine B. To discuss the transmission oil heater C. To describe the shuttle lever D. To explain the coolant immersion heater Answer: To describe the shuttle lever (C) The section 'Transmission' deals with the shuttle lever. 14. Where can you find the information about the differential lock? A. Section 4, Loader Operations B. Section 4, Moving the Unit C. Section 5, Road Transport D. Section 6, Working Operations Answer: Section 6, Working Operations (D) The information about the differential lock is found in Section 6, Working Operations. 15. What is the general warning about machine stability? A. It is only applicable on steep hills B. It is not a concern on even ground C. It improves operating performance D. It may result in death or serious injury if not followed Answer: It may result in death or serious injury if not followed (A) Machine stability is crucial for safe operation. 16. What should be considered when operating on inclines or steep hills? A. The windscreen washer reservoir level B. The trailer's braking performance C. The effect on machine stability D. Only the machine's operating performance Answer: The effect on machine stability (C) Inclines and steep hills can affect machine stability. 17. What is the consequence of not following the machine stability requirements? A. Reduced operating performance B. Trailer brake malfunction C. Poly V-belt wear D. machine Rollover and Death or serious injury Answer: machine Rollover and Death or serious injury (D) Machine stability is crucial for safe operation. 18. Why do we keep talking about warning 'Roll-over hazard'? A. Trailer brake release switch operation B. Checking the brake fluid level C. Operating on even ground D. Effect of inclines and steep hills on machine stability Answer: Effect of inclines and steep hills on machine stability (D) The warning is related to machine stability on inclines and steep hills. 19. What is the importance of machine stability? A. It improves trailer brake performance B. It is not a concern during general maintenance C. It is only relevant on steep hills D. It prevents death or serious injury Answer: It prevents death or serious injury (D) Machine stability is crucial for safe operation. 20. What is the purpose of the Wheel Angle Sensor (WAS) calibration? A. To tighten the front wheel nuts B. To monitor the front wheel angle C. To align the front wheels D. To adjust the front wheel track Answer: To monitor the front wheel angle (B) The Wheel Angle Sensor (WAS) calibration is an important maintenance task. 21. What happens when operating the tractor in too low a gear with a light load and high engine speed? A. Fuel will be wasted and engine wear will be increased B. The tractor will move faster C. The tractor will be more stable D. Fuel will be saved Answer: Fuel will be wasted and engine wear will be increased (A) Correct gear selection and engine speed are important for efficient fuel use and engine longevity. 22. What should you do before driving or operating the tractor? A. Study the safety precautions in Section 2 of the manual B. Start the engine immediately C. Read the manual quickly D. Check the tractor's instruments and warning lights Answer: Study the safety precautions in Section 2 of the manual (A) It is essential to read the safety precautions section to ensure a thorough understanding of operational requirements. 23. Why should you read Section 2 of the manual even if you operate other tractors? A. To impress your friends with your knowledge B. To learn about new features C. To compare the tractors D. To ensure you are familiar with the location and function of all the features of the tractor Answer: To ensure you are familiar with the location and function of all the features of the tractor (D) Familiarity with the location and function of all the features is crucial for safe and efficient operation. 24. What should you do if you are unsure about any aspect of the tractor's operation? A. Consult your Supervisor,Mentor or the Garage/Q,S,L B. Guess the answer C. Consult the internet D. Ask a friend Answer: Consult your Supervisor,Mentor or the Garage/Q,S,L (A) Consulting the authorised dealer ensures you receive accurate and reliable information. 25. What should you do before starting the engine or operating the tractor? A. Check the tractor's instruments and warning lights B. Check the fuel level C. Check the weather D. Become fully acquainted with all the controls Answer: Become fully acquainted with all the controls (D) It is essential to be familiar with all the controls to ensure safe operation. 26. What should you do after completing the daily maintenance operations? A. Perform a walk around visual inspection of the tractor B. Check the tractor's instruments and warning lights C. Read the manual again D. Start the engine immediately Answer: Perform a walk around visual inspection of the tractor (A) A visual inspection ensures that the tractor is in good condition before operation. 27. What is the purpose of a pre-trip ? A. To ensure the tractor is in Happy condition B. To ensure the operator is experienced C. The pre-Trip ensure the operator checks that the controls are working and the tractor is in good condition. D. To ensure the tractor is moving Answer: The pre-Trip ensure the operator checks that the controls are working and the tractor is in good condition. (C) The pre-operation checks ensure the operator is familiar with the controls and the tractor is in good condition. 28. Why is it important to select the correct transmission ratio for each operation? A. To save fuel and minimize engine wear B. To increase engine speed C. To decrease engine speed D. To increase the tractor's weight Answer: To save fuel and minimize engine wear (A) The correct transmission ratio helps to save fuel and minimize engine wear. 29. What should you consider when operating on inclines or steep hills? A. Wheel Angle Sensor calibration B. Effect on machine stability C. Transmission ratio D. Fuel consumption Answer: Effect on machine stability (B) Operating on inclines or steep hills can affect machine stability and lead to accidents. 30. What is the warning 'Driving hazard' related to? A. Machine instability B. Parking brake failure C. Machine malfunction D. Transmission failure Answer: Machine instability (A) Machine instability can lead to accidents and injuries. 31. What is the primary reason for adjusting ballast and driving speed? A. To reduce maintenance costs B. To increase fuel efficiency C. To ensure stable and accurate steering D. To improve transmission performance Answer: To ensure stable and accurate steering (C) Adjusting ballast and driving speed is crucial to ensure stable and accurate steering, which is essential for safe operation. 32. What is the consequence of operating the tractor in too high a gear under heavy load? A. Reduced engine speed B. Excessive engine overloading C. Excessive engine power D. Optimal engine performance Answer: Excessive engine overloading (B) Operating the tractor in too high a gear under heavy load may cause excessive engine overloading, which can be harmful to the engine. 33. What should you avoid when operating the tractor? A. Using the correct transmission ratio B. Overloading the engine C. Operating at low gear D. Running at high engine speed Answer: Overloading the engine (B) Avoid overloading the engine, as it can cause harm to the engine. 34. What is the importance of varying the type of operation undertaken during the running-in period? A. To ensure the engine is subjected to both heavy and light loads B. To ensure the engine is never loaded C. To ensure the engine is subjected to only light loads D. To ensure the engine is subjected to only heavy loads Answer: To ensure the engine is subjected to both heavy and light loads (A) Varying the type of operation undertaken during the running-in period ensures the engine is subjected to both heavy and light loads, which is important for the engine's health. 35. What should you do before using the tractor? A. Have the machine booked in at Q,S,L and Make any necessary repairs before Roading and Operating. B. Start the engine immediately C. Check the tyre pressure only D. Check the engine oil only Answer: Have the machine booked in at Q,S,L and Make any necessary repairs before Roading and Operating. (A) Before using the tractor, make any necessary repairs to ensure the tractor is in good working condition. 36. What is the purpose of the international symbols used on the tractor's instruments, controls, switches, and fuse box? A. To provide a warning about the roll-over hazard B. To provide a guide to the operation of the machine C. To provide a decorative element D. To provide a warning about machine stability Answer: To provide a guide to the operation of the machine (B) The international symbols used on the tractor's instruments, controls, switches, and fuse box provide a guide to the operation of the machine. 37. Ballasting and tires play a significant role in ensuring tractor stability and performance. A. True B. False Answer: True (A) Ballasting and tire adjustment are crucial for maintaining proper traction and stability, especially during heavy operations. 38. The interval for greasing all fittings is every 50 hours of operation. A. True B. False Answer: True (A) Routine maintenance for greasing all fittings is generally recommended every 50 hours to ensure smooth functioning of the tractor components. 39. Front loader screws should be checked for tightness before the start of each working day. A. True B. False Answer: True (A) It is important to check front loader screws daily to ensure they are tight and secure, preventing any operational hazards. 40. When operating the tractor on inclines, it is important to not consider the tractor's weight distribution. A. True B. False Answer: False (B) Correct weight distribution is crucial when operating on inclines to prevent roll-over hazards and ensure tractor stability.