Question

1. fill in the blanks

(image of lift truck data plate)
a. what is the vehicle weight? ______
b. what is the load center? ______
c. what is the lifting capacity? ______
d. what is the maximum lift height? ______

1. the addition of an attachment does not affect the vehicle’s lifting capacity?

true____ false____

1. if you add an attachment to a truck, you must receive prior written approval from the lift truck manufacturer before doing so.

true____ false____

1. which of the following can cause a tip over?

a. overloading the lift truck
b. turning sharply at excessive speed
c. low tire pressure on a pneumatic tire lift truck
d. all of the above

1. a truck with a load is less likely to tip over sideways than a truck without a load if both trucks turn too quickly.

true____ false____

1. which is a benefit of performing the pre-operation daily inspection?

a. improved productivity
b. reduced downtime
c. improved safety
d. all of the above

Explanation:

Question 25 (Note: The image for question 25 is unclear, so we'll answer the other questions)

Question 26

Adding an attachment to a lift truck typically changes the weight distribution and can affect the lifting capacity. So the statement "The addition of an attachment does NOT affect the vehicle’s lifting capacity" is false.

To ensure safety and proper functioning, adding an attachment to a lift truck requires prior written approval from the manufacturer. So the statement "If you add an attachment to a truck, you must receive prior written approval from the lift truck manufacturer before doing so" is true.

• Overloading the lift truck can make it unstable and cause a tip - over.
• Turning sharply at excessive speed can shift the center of gravity and lead to a tip - over.
• Low tire pressure on a pneumatic tire lift truck can affect stability and cause a tip - over.

Since all of these factors can cause a tip - over, the correct option is d.

Answer:

False (mark the False blank)

Question 27