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18 Cards in this Set

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What is perhaps the most critical aspect of preparing an aerial device for use.
Apparatus stabilizaiton

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As long as the gravity circle does not extend outside the ___ _ ______, the apparatus should remain stable.
base of stability

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_____ are required to prevent the apparatus from tipping as the aerial device is ectended away from the centerline of the chassis.
Stabilizers

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What are some of the more common types of stabilizers? (3)
1 Straight jacks that extend down from the chassis
2 A-frame, scissor, or X-style stablilzers that extend down and away from the chassis at an angle
3 Box stabilizers that extend straight away from the truck and have jacks that extend straight down to the ground. (H style)

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The type of PTO activation switch used on stabilizers varies from manufacture to manufacturer and may be_________, ________,________ or a combination of these three.
pneumatic, electric, hydraulic

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pneumatic operated PTO systems require anywhere from ___ to ____ psi to operate the PTO
50 to 140 psi

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Before the actual deployment of the stabilizers, the driver operator should make the following quick observations to avoid potential problems: (2)
1 Make sure that the PTO engagement light is lit berfor leaving the cab
2 Ensure that the wheels are properly chocked, if required.

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The ____ type of stabilizer is the most common on newer apparatus and are basically two-part devices
Box type

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______ type stabilizers can be deployed only in the fully extended position and cannot be deployed at all if obstructions are present.
fulcrum type.

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There are two ways that the truck can be uneven: laterally or longitudinally. Of the two, which is the easiest to correct?
lateral unevenness is the easiest to correct

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Correction of lateral unevenness can be achieved on grades of up to __ or __ percent.
5 or 6 percent

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A 5% grade means that there is a rise in terrain height of 5 feet for every run of ___ feet.
100 feet

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Most manufacturers of aerial devices recommend that the stabilizers on the _____ side of the vehicle be lowered first when on uneven terrian.
uphill side first.

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When on uneven terrian and the apparatus is stabilized, it is preferable that the aerial device be operated over the ____ side of the apparatus.
uphill side of the apparatus.

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When setting up on a longitudinal grade, the aerial be operated either ______ _______ __ _______ _ ______ of th apparatus, depending on weather the apparatus stopped short of the objective or past it.
directly over the front or rear of the apparatus.

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Most aerial devices have restricted loads when operating on grades, some as much as ______ the normal load
one half the normal load

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_______ stabilizers consist of an extension arm that has a sqrew jack attached to the end of the arm. The primary difference is that the extension arm must be swung into position by hand.
Manual Stabilizers

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True / False
On manual stabilizers, if the stabilizers lifts off the pad during aerial operations, adjust it untill it makes contact with the ground again.
False
If the stabilizer lifts off the pad during aerial operations, DO NOT ADJUST. This is normal load shifting.

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