Across
- 2. similar to an industrial forklift, but designed to be used on rough surfaces.
- 4. a vehicle similar to a manual wheelbarrow, but powered by an electric or gas motor; also known as a power buggy.
- 8. the end of a rope that is not being knotted.
- 9. a knot made of two reverse half-knots and typically used to join the ends of two ropes of similar diameters; also called a reef knot.
- 10. a wheeled device similar to a pipe mule, but used to move larger pieces of pipe.
Down
- 1. the end of a tope that is being used to tie a knot.
- 3. a one or two wheeled vehicle with handles at the rear that is used to carry small loads.
- 4. a two-wheeled device used to transport medium-length pieces or pipe, tubing or scaffolding; sometimes referred to as a tunnel buggy.
- 5. a device that includes a surface table and two, three or four roller skids.
- 6. the portion of a rope that is between the standing end and the working end.
- 7. the area in which a forklift may come in contact with objects or people, either with the rear end or the front forks.
- 8. a person who walks in front of another worker who is carrying or transporting a long load to ensure there is a clear, unobstructed path.