CPCS A36 Lorry Loader (NOCN CPCS, UK) Practice Questions - CPCS A36 Lorry Loader Theory & Technical Test Exam

What structural difference distinguishes a rigid-boom lorry loader from a knuckle-boom loader?

A rigid boom consists of a straight telescopic boom assembly without an articulating secondary knuckle joint A rigid boom cannot slew 360 degrees under any circumstances A rigid boom does not require outrigger stabilizers for rated lifting A rigid boom relies on pneumatic air lines rather than hydraulic fluid

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A rigid boom consists of a straight telescopic boom assembly without an articulating secondary knuckle joint

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