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When would a 'two-block' condition typically occur?

Two-blocking occurs when the load block (or headache ball) is hoisted into contact with the boom tip sheaves (upper block), which can damage the crane and riggi

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Question: When would a 'two-block' condition typically occur?

Answer options:

  • When the load is significantly lighter than the crane's capacity. ✅ When the headache ball (lower block) makes contact with the boom tip (upper block).
  • When the crane experiences excessive wind speeds during operation.
  • When the outriggers are not properly deployed.

Correct answer: When the headache ball (lower block) makes contact with the boom tip (upper block).

Explanation: Two-blocking occurs when the load block (or headache ball) is hoisted into contact with the boom tip sheaves (upper block), which can damage the crane and rigging.

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