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What must you consider when coupling a trailer with ball coupling?
The claw of the coupling must close securely
Any support wheel must be lifted and secured before you drive off
The support wheel must not touch the ground during coupling
Here is Our AI Assistant's Explanation
You answered correctly. When coupling a trailer with a ball coupling, it is important to make sure that the claw of the coupling closes securely to prevent the trailer from detaching while driving. Additionally, before you start driving, any support wheel must be lifted and properly secured so it does not drag or interfere with the road. Making sure both of these steps are completed is essential for safe trailer operation. The statement about the support wheel not touching the ground during coupling is incorrect because the support wheel is needed to keep the trailer stable while coupling and is only lifted after everything is securely attached. Always double-check both the coupling and the support wheel before driving off to ensure safety.