I have waited months for this and its nearly time to do my hgv class two i would like to know how many questions and what kind do they ask you before you enter you wagen . Thanxs this is on test day
2 questions, from a bank of standard questions. Your trainer should give you some idea of the questions.
I had…Where is the washer bottle refill, and can you show me how to operate the windscreen wipers? 
Class 1 is two questions. Isn’t it five questions for Class 2?
Anyhow, part of your training should be to to run through what could be asked.
Convinsed its only 2 but i shall also ask theory run out aguest 2015 so i better crack on if i want this
Don’t do it long hours and [zb] wages 
o and old timer’s giving you a hard time because they have nowt better to do 
Dotty D:
Don’t do it long hours and [zb] wages
True but for me It still beats working in most other jobs.
simpsonsboy:
Convinsed its only 2 but i shall also ask theory run out aguest 2015 so i better crack on if i want this
Well for both my class 2 tests it was 3 “tell me” and 2 “show me”. How do you put a tacho card in? What would you look for on the wheels? Where do you fill screen wash? How do you check coolant? How would you go about loading the vehicle? To be honest training schools tend to give you handouts with long speeches on, and in reality my examiner just wanted simple answers to demonstrate that I had half a clue.
Class 1 only has 2 questions, as said above.
The handout I got had a lovely typo on, said “Side reflectors must be fictional and clean”. That made me smile!
Any decent trainer will sort this for you but, just in case, it’s all on the gov.uk website.
BTW, 5 questions for rigids and 2 for bendys.
Pete 
an only remember 1 question…How would you check for air leaks?
They often ask you “How do you spell WAGON” ?
Baggie:
They often ask you “How do you spell WAGON” ?
You git…I spat my Easter beer out then
SWEDISH BLUE:
an only remember 1 question…How would you check for air leaks?
Reverse into a pond and look for the bubbles 
Wipers, demist screen. Turn on lights, main beam, washers. Coolant. Was told that regardless of the vehicle, tell them it has an electronic dipstick and needs to sit for 20 mins before you can check it, if asked about oil level. All common sense stuff really
Drift:
Baggie:
They often ask you “How do you spell WAGON” ?You git…I spat my Easter beer out then
You can afford to spit beer out
You must be a tanker driver then
Baggie:
Drift:
Baggie:
They often ask you “How do you spell WAGON” ?You git…I spat my Easter beer out then
You can afford to spit beer out
You must be a tanker driver then
I wish, I just drink tankers at the weekend 
A look in here might help
Baggie:
They often ask you “How do you spell WAGON” ?
Not if you do your test in the month of “aguest” they don’t