Forage Harvester&Blower "quiz"pg1

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   Ok guys this is the last quiz the guy took that worked for my grandfathers dealership dated jan 30 1957

1.    The 3-in-1 forage harvester is fast becoming more popular on more farms because:

          ( ) a. It has so many uses and new uses are still being found.

          ( ) b. farmers are buying any kind of machinery that can be built.

          ( ) c. farmers can buy one of these and sell the rest of their machinery.

2.    The windrow pick - up attachment for the AC 3-in-1 forage harvester is sold:

          ( ) a. As a complete new head, separate from the cutter bar attachment.

          ( ) b. As an inexpensive unit, to be quickly mounted on the cutter bar head.

          ( ) c. For use on row crop attachment.

3.    Uniform feeding to the knives in a forage harvester is essential to:

          ( ) a.make the machine work.

          ( ) b. Making silage that won't spoil.

          ( ) c. Large capacity at lower power requirements.

4.    The AC feeding throat and cutting mechanism is:

          ( ) a. 39" wide.

          ( ) b. 36" wide.

          ( ) c. 24" wide.

5.    Pressure on incoming crop is maintained by the feed rolls in the AC forage harvester:

          ( ) a. In line  with the flow of material only.

          ( ) b. both in line and crossways with the direction of the flow of material:

          ( ) c. Crossways to the flow of material and then on only half of it.

Ok enjoy

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	Ok guys this is the last quiz the guy took that worked for my grandfathers dealership dated jan 30 1957 1. The 3-in-1 forage harvester is fast becoming more popular on more farms because: ( ) a. It has so many uses and new uses are still being found. ( ) b. farmers are buying any kind of machinery that can be built. ( ) c. farmers can buy one of these and sell the rest of their machinery. 2. The windrow pick - up attachment for the AC 3-in-1 forage harvester is sold: ( ) a. As a complete new head, separate from the cutter bar attachment. ( ) b. As an inexpensive unit, to be quickly mounted on the cutter bar head. ( ) c. For use on row crop attachment. 3. Uniform feeding to the knives in a forage harvester is essential to: ( ) a.make the machine work. ( ) b. Making silage that won't spoil. ( ) c. Large capacity at lower power requirements. 4. The AC feeding throat and cutting mechanism is: ( ) a. 39" wide. ( ) b. 36" wide. ( ) c. 24" wide. 5. Pressure on incoming crop is maintained by the feed rolls in the AC forage harvester: ( ) a. In line with the flow of material only. ( ) b. both in line and crossways with the direction of the flow of material: ( ) c. Crossways to the flow of material and then on only half of it. Ok enjoy

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