Question 1119 · Truck theory test
How should timber loads be loaded on a vehicle?
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Correct answer
Loaded against the headboard and the weight evenly distributed.
Official explanation
Timber loads should be placed against the headboard where possible, and the weight distributed evenly between the axles to ensure stability. In general, they should be secured with strong chains or similar devices. These should be placed at points where the load is rigid.
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- Managing risk · Load Handling
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