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Toy Road Grader Popular Q&A

Q: How to Operate a Road Grader.
A: 1. Road graders are also useful for plowing snow. Perform the operational safety checks before operating the road grader. Safety checks include actions such as ... Read More »

Q: How to Use a Road Grader.
A: 1. Adjust the grader's cutting blades to the angle necessary for grading the road; for example, if the road needs to be graded down to a 10-degree angle, then c... Read More »

Q: What is a road grader?
A: A road grader is a large piece of road equipment with a large steel blade beneath the center. Read More »

Q: Why do road graders have slanted wheels?
A: The angle of the wheels is controled by the operator. Grading a steep bank may require the operator to slant the wheels for better control. Read More »

Q: Why did the toys cross the road?
A: To get to the chicken on the other side!Hamm the piggy bank said that.From Toy Story 2) Read More »