InspectionQuestion 28 of 60
During a combination vehicle inspection, what should you check about the landing gear?
a.That it is greased and turning
b.That it is halfway down
c.That the crank spins freely
d.That it is fully raised, the crank handle is secured, and no parts are missing, damaged, or bent
Explanation
You should confirm the landing gear is fully raised, the crank handle is secured in place, and there are no missing, bent, or damaged parts. Landing gear that is not fully up can catch on obstacles or railroad crossings. Damaged legs may collapse when supporting the trailer.
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