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While driving an agricultural tractor on a winding road, is it recommended to turn on a differential lock?

Yes.
No, because it may damage the mechanism.
Yes, on condition that the driving speed is up to 12 km/h.

When should you not turn on the front wheel drive of an agricultural tractor?

When driving on a paved road, unless it is necessary to overcome temporary resistance.
When the rear wheels are skidding.
When driving on a boggy terrain.

In which of the following cases is it not recommended to turn on a differential lock in an agricultural tractor?

While driving on a boggy terrain.
While driving on a winding road.
During farm work.

When should you engage an appropriate low gear intending to drive an agricultural tractor downhill?

In the initial stage of the downhill drive.
In the final stage of the downhill drive.
Before the downhill drive.

Which of the following techniques should you use when driving downhill?

Engage a lower gear, the greater the slope.
Drive downhill with the gear off.
Engage a higher gear, the greater the slope.

While driving an agricultural tractor with one-axle trailer through a curve, you should take into account that:

the trailer is moving on a smaller radius than the tractor.
the trailer is moving on a greater radius than the tractor.
both vehicles are moving along the same trajectory.

In what road conditions is the technique of engine braking particularly recommended when driving an agricultural tractor?

On a slippery surface.
Only when driving in the mountains.
Only when driving in a boggy terrain.

Which of the following braking techniques should you use to considerably decrease the speed of an agricultural tractor driven on a very slippery surface?

Engine braking.
Using the brake with the clutch off.
Shift up gear.

While driving a farm tractor downhill should you turn off the gear?

No.
Yes, over the entire length of the hill.
Yes, but only on a distance not exceeding 200 meters.

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