© Easy Guides Australia The information in this show is for operating a Tractor. NEXT A tractor means: A vehicle that has a powerful petrol or diesel motor.

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© Easy Guides Australia The information in this show is for operating a Tractor. NEXT A tractor means: A vehicle that has a powerful petrol or diesel motor and varies in size, horsepower, transmission and drive types. It is usually used for pulling farm implements or machinery. Tractors are used in agriculture, horticulture, viticulture, landscaping, gardening, green keeping and in a variety of other industrial applications. They are a major cause of injury and death from farming accidents. The tractor can be either 2 wheel drive, front wheel assist or 4 wheel drive. The tractor can be used for a wide range of operations such as pulling farm implements, slashing grass or towing spray units.

© Easy Guides Australia NEXTPREV An example of a Tractor. Rotating Beacon Roll over protective structure (ROPS) Flashing safety light Sunshield Seatbelt Headlights Weights

© Easy Guides Australia NEXTPREV Question 6: What precautions must be taken when inspecting under attachments? Answer: The machine should be disabled and jack stands should be used to prevent the attachment from falling. jack stand Make sure the jack stands are load rated and can carry the weight Make sure the ground is solid

© Easy Guides Australia NEXTPREV Question 14. Name ten possible work site hazards that you would check for before operating a wheel tractor. Answer: (1) Structures (2) Trees (3) Powerlines (5) Other equipment (4) Dangerous materials (6) Personnel (continued next slide)

© Easy Guides Australia PREV Question 26. What are three precautions a tractor operator can take to protect themselves from skin cancer? Answer: (1) Wear a wide brimmed hat (if a safety helmet is not needed). (2) Cover exposed skin with sunscreen. (3) Wear sunglasses. (4) Fit a canopy to the tractor. (5) A long-sleeved shirt.