Unimog U500, Инструкция по монтажу

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Body and Implement Mounting Guidelines U500 North America Implement / Body Installation
August 2005 Page 77 of
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Maximum c.o.g. height with different wheel loads
If asymmetrical load is unavoidable (e.g. in the case of a side-
mounted loading crane, generator, lateral boom mower, etc.) and
the difference in wheel loads exceeds 10 % of the relevant axle
loads then the approval of the Freightliner Unimog Implement De-
partment is necessary. In this case please contact the Unimog Im-
plement Manager listed at the beginning of this guideline. The per-
missible overall height of the center of gravity must always, if the
overall position of the c.o.g. is asymmetrical, be lowered in propor-
tion to the difference in wheel loads.
In the case of 10% asymmetry, the overall c.o.g height can be cal-
culated by the following equation:
max max
* 9 . 0 h h
new
=
Equation 4.13
4.8.5 Anti-roll bars
All Unimog´s are equipped with standard anti-roll bars on the guid-
ing on the front axle and rear axle. This guarantees acceptable driv-
ing characteristics even in the case of implements and bodies with
high centers of gravity.
4.9 General notes on vehicle components
4.9.1 Tires
The implement or body manufacturer must ensure, that
•
approved wheels and tires with sufficient load-bearing capac-
ity are used
•
the permissible axle loads are adhered to
•
the tire pressure specified in the operating instructions is ad-
hered to
•
there is sufficient clearance, even in the event of maximum
chassis frame torsion, maximum axle loads and maximum
steering lock, between the tires and chassis components (e.g.
wheel house, fender, springs etc.)
•
there is sufficient clearance by use of tire chains, even in the
event of maximum chassis frame torsion, maximum axle loads
and maximum steering lock between the tire chains and chas-
sis components (e.g. wheel house, fender, springs etc.)
If the use of tire chains is not possible due to the body/implement
(e.g. positions of the rear fender), this must be pointed out in the im-
plement operating instructions.