Exercise 2.2.2.1: Read the following sentences and decide if the statements made are true (T) or false (F)
It is almost always easy to use the correct grapple point of the load
- T
- F
The forwarder should be positioned as close as possible to the wood to be loaded for proper bundle grappling
- T
- F
After loading, the bundle must be free of stones or rocks
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Load content in harvesting residues or branches is clearly defined.
- T
- F
Most of the times, harvesting residues or branches are due to bad working habits or lack of care by the harvester operator
- T
- F
Branch residues in wood piles increase forwarder productivity
- T
- F
Wood loaded on the forwarder must be away from the gate
- T
- F
The shortest 3-3,5 m long pulpwood logs must be “knocked” against and touch the gate
- T
- F
A way of leveling one end of the bundle is to “knock” it on the ground
- T
- F
You can save time and increase productivity by not paying much attention on whether the logs of the bottom layer are parallel
- T
- F
A well heaped load can weigh approximately two tons
- T
- F