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A crane operator plans to lift a 5,000 kg concrete pipe. The load chart for the specified boom length and radius shows a gross capacity of 6,200 kg. The operator is using a 350 kg hook block, a 150 kg spreader bar, and 50 kg of slings. What is the net capacity available for the load after accounting for deductions?

To find the net capacity, subtract the deductions from the gross capacity. Total deductions = Hook block (350 kg) + Spreader bar (150 kg) + Slings (50 kg) = 550

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Question: A crane operator plans to lift a 5,000 kg concrete pipe. The load chart for the specified boom length and radius shows a gross capacity of 6,200 kg. The operator is using a 350 kg hook block, a 150 kg spreader bar, and 50 kg of slings. What is the net capacity available for the load after accounting for deductions?

Answer options: ✅ 5,650 kg

  • 5,000 kg
  • 5,700 kg
  • 6,200 kg

Correct answer: 5,650 kg

Explanation: To find the net capacity, subtract the deductions from the gross capacity. Total deductions = Hook block (350 kg) + Spreader bar (150 kg) + Slings (50 kg) = 550 kg. Net capacity = Gross capacity (6,200 kg) - Deductions (550 kg) = 5,650 kg.

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