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GUIDELINES FOR
SNOWMOBILE TRAIL
GROOMER OPERATOR
TRAINING
A Resource Guide for Trail Grooming Managers and Equipment
Operators:
Chapter 5 -
Maintaining Grooming Equipment
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Chapter 5
Quiz:
1.
Preventative maintenance can help prevent downtime and keep
equipment safe to operate. The four main elements of a good
preventative maintenance program include:
a) measurement, fueling, tinkering and replacement
b) monitoring, greasing, tuning and overhauls
c) inspection, lubrication, adjustment and repair
d) surveillance, servicing, alignment and rebuild
2. Before
operating any grooming equipment, always check all fluid
levels and check for leaks.
True or
False
3. If you
identify a repair that needs to be made while doing a
pre-operation inspection, go ahead and do the scheduled
grooming run and report the condition to the Grooming
Manager when you return.
True or
False
4. When
operating a vehicle for the first time, run it as fast as it
will go to see if it has enough power.
True or False
5. A
tractor should be shut off as quickly as possible after a
grooming shift to conserve fuel.
True or False
6. Never
remove ice or snow that has built up on grooming equipment
since it might damage the equipment; plus the added weight
is good for trail compaction.
True or
False
7.
Grooming tractors should be stored inside or have their
tracks removed during the off-season to avoid UV light
damage to rubber tracks and belts.
True or False |
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