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True False 1. if you are kindlier with a Machine it
is not important to read tht~ operator`s manual.
True False,. 2. Regular preventative : uaintcn wi t -t n
all farm rdat.`hlr ery will help prevent bre: downs and
may help prevent costly accidents.
True False :l, ft is safe to work under raised
hydraulic'equiplilent so long as the engine is rushing.
True False 4.. Only trained, 4utharie,ed persons
should: operate farm .rtaaehitiery.
True False 5. Operator fatigue is a problem in
man.macchine relationships.
True False fr,' Machines always. adapt to the
demands of'tbe job. •
True False 7• To inspect for leaks in hyd'rtiulic:
hoses, simply run_ your hand over the hose.
True False S• When cleaning or adjusting
machines, turn the engine off first.
Tnie False 9. Shielding and guarding are two ways
manufacttarer..s make farm nnachinery safe, •
True False 10, When working around farm
machinery, one should always remember to wear snug
fitting: clothing. •
Tree False t1 Tho .hydraulic system of an itttp1e-
went disconnected. from the tractor does not contour
high -.pressure ail
True False 12, Many portable elevators or augers
:are high enough to touch .power 'lines and pause electro-
eutiion.
True False t3• When working with grain augers,..wt
is a good idea to take the guard. off to let the graffiti floor
into it faster. tr
True False 14. When, operating. a bale thrower, you
est save thne by baying' someone stack the bales in the
wagon as they are thrown from the baler.
linaP , Farst" 15. Noise levels at l00 decibels from
faun machinery. are considered sate for an 8 hour expo'
sure.
Tru e False . 16, Everycombine should be ,equipped`
with an AOC type fire extinguisher;
True False 17, Snnooth rotating shafts on farm
machinery are harmless,
Tine False I& It is important to make a pre -opera-
tional check of machinery before each daily use.
ANSWERS: IF 2T 3F 4T 5T bF 7F ST 9T I OT 111
12T• 13F' 14F 15F 16T 17F 1ST
The 1 x11owing ilfe' ttw- ctitrec.t answers to the ctt.lestion.s
marked False
.1, You, Should review the operator's manual periodically.
3, Hydraulic systetns have failed, resulting in severe
injury and death, if you must work on muehinery in a
raised position, make certain it is adequately blocked:
and the.power turned off;
` 6 People adapt to; work demands: Machines cannot:
think• �,
"'See 'Safety, page 29
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Pears with a Mission
Jesuit missionaries.
seeded pear trees deep in
southwestern Ontarioiti.
the early 1700s_ "French
Mission" pears planted
along the shores of. Lake
St. Clair, Lake Erie, and
the Detroit giver blazed
the, settlement trails and
fed the first pioneers.
A few of the original
trees 'may survive, but
their offspring are a vale-
able source of genetic
material, for winter hardi-
ness, vigor, productivity
and disease resistance.
John WaTner wish the
Canadian • Clonal'
Genebank Program at the
Greenhouse and
Processing Crops
Research` Centre of
Agriculture and. Agri -Food
Canada in Harrow, is on:; a
mission to locate French
Mission pear trees older
thaia 100 years ,to• protect
and preserve their genetic
diversity, Improvements to .
present-day,pears.way be
made by 'incorporating the
valuable traits of the
ancienttrees into new
varieties.
(Froin Agriculture .and
Agri-Food',Canada).