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5.3.7 Transporting
The windrower can be driven from one location to another. If correctly equipped, the windrower can also tow a header.
The windrower should generally
NOT be towed, however, as this can result in damage to the hydrostatic drives, though a
procedure for emergency towing is provided.
Towing Header with Windrower
The windrower can be used to tow a MacDon draper header that has a transport option installed.
IMPORTANT:
Ensure the optional weight box is installed on the windrower to transfer the windrower
’
s weight to the lift arms. For
instructions, refer to Preparing Windrower to Tow a Header, page 219 .
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Figure 5.55: Towing a Header
WARNING
•
A windrower without a header or a weight box must NOT
be used to tow headers due to reduced traction and
possible loss of control.
•
When towing equipment which is not equipped with brakes,
do NOT exceed 32 km/h (20 mph).
CAUTION
•
To tow a header with a windrower, the header must be
equipped with the appropriate equipment to comply with
local regulations.
•
Before towing, verify that the signal lighting and safety
equipment is installed and functioning properly.
•
Do NOT exceed the combined gross vehicle weight (CGVW)
specified in Table
5.3, page 218 .
•
To prevent damage and loss of control, ensure the machine and the attached equipment are within the following
weight limits:
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B
Figure 5.56: Maximum Weight
Table 5.3 Windrower Weight Specifications
kg lb.
Maximum GVW (includes
mounted implements)
10,660 23,500
Maximum CGVW (includes
towed and mounted implements)
11,793 26,000
Weight on
both drive
wheels (A)
Maximum 8618
19,000
Weight on
both drive
wheels (A)
Minimum 4568
10,070
Maximum weight on both caster
tires (B)
2744 6050
OPERATION