Two position switch – one for entering work and the other to lift the implement
German translation: Baggerschaufel heben
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|  Selected response from: Herbert Fipke Germany Local time: 18:34 | ||||||
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| 3 | 'starting work' |
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| 3 | Material aufnehmen und Material anheben |
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'starting work' Explanation: Based on your other questions, I would think this is a non-native work and that 'entering work' is just a way of saying 'starting work' So, for the German, I would suggest: Arbeitsstellung and Hochheben |
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Material aufnehmen und Material anheben Explanation: Ich denke, es geht um die Bedienung der Baggerschaufel. (Schaufen beladen und Schaufel anheben) Könnte das sein? |
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