agromaster F 1000, Operator'S Manual And Spare Parts

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When machine is jointed to tractor, it becomes an integral part of it.
Attached equipment’s weight is closely related with road position and
stability of tractor.
In normal conditions, it is assumed that % 20 of tractor weight is carried
by front axle. In this case, attached equipment‘s weight should not be
greater than %30 of tractor weight. This factor can be summarized in
following formulas:
M x s
0,2 x T x i + Z x (d + i) ≤
Z
≥
(M x s) - (0,2 x T x i)
(d + i)
M
0,3 x T ≤
Symbol
M
T
Z
i
d
s
Unit
kg
kg
kg
m
m
m
Description
Mass weighing on arms of hoist with full load
Mass of tractor
Total mass of ballast
Tractor wheelbase that is horizontal distance between
axles of tractor
Horizontal distance between centre of gravity of
ballast and front axle of tractor
Horizontal distance between centre gravity of operating
machine and rear axle of tractor
When machine is attached to tractor, front weights should put through
above mentioned formula. These weights should be calculated according
to capacity of tractor’s lifting weight and packing.
Fig. 7
MACHINE
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