Class F -4- Loading, Cargo Securing - Level 5

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Category: Class F -4- Loading, Cargo Securing - Level 5

You are driving a tractor with 50 km/h design speed with an attachment that is 3.3 m wide. The roadway width is 4.8 m. Why may you only continue here if an escort vehicle drives ahead for safety?

Because this is always necessary for equipment transport

Because this is a winding road

Because the tractor with attachment is wider than 3.0 m

Because this is a narrow roadway that is narrower than 5.0 m

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Category: Class F -4- Loading, Cargo Securing - Level 5

You are driving a tractor equipped with an amber-red warning light. When may you switch on this warning light?

If the tractor is carrying a machine or attachment that extends more than 2.50 m to the front or rear

Whenever driving on roads with public traffic

If the tractor is carrying a machine or attachment that is wider than 2.60 m

If the tractor is wider than 2.60 m due to dual or cage wheels

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Category: Class F -4- Loading, Cargo Securing - Level 5

You are driving a tractor on which a machine is attached. The machine is wider than the tractor. How must you secure this transport to the front?

In this case, a panel for marking long loads is sufficient

In poor visibility with a white light and a white reflector attached at the foremost point of the machine

In any case with reflective warning markings attached in pairs on the outside of the machine

In twilight or darkness with a white light and a white reflector attached at the foremost point of the machine

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Category: Class F -4- Loading, Cargo Securing - Level 5

Your trailer has a tipper body. What do you check on the tipper system?

The lubrication of the pistons of the lift cylinder

The safety cables

The tightness of the lift cylinder with the tipper bridge raised and the engine of the towing vehicle switched off

The oil level in the compensation reservoir according to the operating manual

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Category: Class F -4- Loading, Cargo Securing - Level 5

You have attached a mounted or attachable implement to your tractor. What must you pay attention to regarding the axle loads?

I must ensure that at least 20% of the tractor's own weight acts as wheel load on the steered wheels

I must adjust the tire pressure to the axle load

I must make sure that the maximum permissible axle loads of the tractor are not exceeded

I must definitely mount additional wheels to distribute the axle load well

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Category: Class F -4- Loading, Cargo Securing - Level 5

Your trailer has a tipper body. What must you pay attention to when using the tipping device?

When dumping, the trailer must be standing on firm ground

When dumping, a sufficient distance to live electrical lines must be maintained

When dumping, the engine of the towing vehicle must be switched off

The safety cables must definitely be unhooked

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Category: Class F -4- Loading, Cargo Securing - Level 5

You are driving a tractor on which a machine is attached to the rear extending 2 m. The machine is wider than the tractor. How must you secure this transport to the rear?

In poor visibility with a red light and a red reflector attached at the rearmost point of the machine

In twilight or darkness with a red light and a red reflector attached at the rearmost point of the machine

In this case, a panel for marking long loads is sufficient

In any case with reflective warning markings attached in pairs on the outside of the machine

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Category: Class F -4- Loading, Cargo Securing - Level 5

You want to lash cargo on a trailer. What strength of the lashing points may you expect?

The values can be stated on the lashing point of the trailer

The values can be stated in the operating manual of the trailer

The values can be inquired from the manufacturer of the trailer

The values are always stated in the approval document of the trailer

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Category: Class F -4- Loading, Cargo Securing - Level 5

You are driving a tractor on which a machine is attached to the rear. The machine is wider than the tractor and extends more than 40 cm beyond the tail lights of the tractor to the side. What must you do?

I only need to attach additional red tail lights to the machine in poor visibility so that they are not more than 40 cm from the outermost point of the machine

I must in any case attach additional red tail lights to the machine so that they are not more than 40 cm from the outermost point of the machine

I must in any case attach reflective warning markings in pairs on the outside of the machine

As long as the tail lights of the tractor are not obscured by the machine, I do not need to do anything

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Category: Class F -4- Loading, Cargo Securing - Level 5

You are driving a tractor on which a reversible plow extends 5 m to the rear. The plow is narrower than the tractor. How must you secure this transport?

In twilight, darkness, or poor visibility with a red light and a red reflector attached at the rearmost point of the plow

On each side with an amber-red reflector if the tractor including plow is longer than 6 m

With a 25 cm x 40 cm white panel with 5 cm wide, red retroreflective border if no reflective warning markings are attached. This panel may not be mounted higher than 90 cm above the roadway

With reflective warning markings if no 25 x 40 cm white panel with 5 cm wide, red retroreflective border is attached. The warning markings must be attached in pairs on the outside of the plow

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Category: Class F -4- Loading, Cargo Securing - Level 5

You are driving a tractor on which a machine is attached to the rear. The machine is as wide as the tractor and obscures the tail lights, brake lights, and turn signals there. What must you do?

I must in any case attach additional brake lights to the machine

As long as I drive in daylight and use a signal stick as a replacement for the non-visible turn signals, I do not need to do anything

I must in any case attach additional turn signals to the machine

I must in any case attach additional tail lights to the machine

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Category: Class F -4- Loading, Cargo Securing - Level 5

You are driving a tractor with 50 km/h design speed with an attachment that is 3.3 m wide. The roadway width is 4.8 m. May you continue here?

Yes, if an escort vehicle drives ahead for safety

Yes, but not faster than 25 km/h

Yes, but I must definitely switch on a warning light with amber-red light

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Category: Class F -4- Loading, Cargo Securing - Level 5

You want to load piece goods secured with positive locking on a trailer. What strength of the body may you expect?

The values are always stated in the approval document of the trailer

The values can be inquired from the manufacturer of the trailer

The body can be certified according to standard EN 12462 Code L

The values can be stated in the operating manual of the trailer

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Category: Class F -4- Loading, Cargo Securing - Level 5

You are driving a tractor on which additional wheels are mounted. The additional wheels extend more than 40 cm beyond the side marker lights or tail lights of the tractor. How are the additional wheels to be secured?

With a conspicuous paint coating

By the work lights of the tractor illuminating the wheels

With a reflective warning marking that is attached in pairs

With a replacement lighting that is mounted on an extension arm

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Category: Class F -4- Loading, Cargo Securing - Level 5

You are driving a tractor on which a machine is attached. The machine is wider than the tractor and extends more than 40 cm beyond the side marker lights of the tractor to the side. What must you do?

As long as the side marker lights of the tractor are not obscured by the machine, I do not need to do anything

I must in any case attach additional white side marker lights to the machine so that they are not more than 40 cm from the outermost point of the machine

I only need to attach additional white side marker lights to the machine in poor visibility so that they are not more than 40 cm from the outermost point of the machine

I only need to attach additional white side marker lights to the machine in darkness so that they are not more than 40 cm from the outermost point of the machine

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Category: Class F -4- Loading, Cargo Securing - Level 5

You have attached a mounted or attachable implement to your tractor. What dimensions must generally not be exceeded if you want to drive on roads with public traffic?

16 m length

3 m width

4 m height

12 m length

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Class F -4- Loading, Cargo Securing – Level 5