When inspecting the pneumatic wheels of a forklift, you should look for...

...bond failure between the rim and the tire.

...missing or loose wheel lugs.

...low tire pressure (pneumatic pressure).

...string or wire caught in the wheel housing.

All of the above

All of the above.

looks right to me

If a load is too large to see in front of the forklift, the operator should..

..lift the load approximately two inches off the ground and drive in reverse.

...lean out of the side of the truck to get a better view.

...lift the load high enough to see underneath.

All of the above

This.

if he gets all these questions right, he gets to wright the next tests

LOLOLOL 2inches and high enought to see same time? LOALALAOSL

..lift the load approximately two inches off the ground and drive in reverse.



lol your a idiot instant fail...... you cant lean out of forklift thats a saftey hazard and company fire/fail your test

This post was edited by Sprung on Nov 3 2011 11:58pm

lift the load approximately two inches off the ground and drive in reverse.

Which of the following indicates the correct way to cross railroad tracks in a forklift?


You should cross them carefully and slowly.

It's best to move across diagonally, so that one wheel at a time crosses the tracks.

You should only cross at approved crossings.

All of the above