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Ballast (optional)
If very heavy implements are hitched to the tractor, the longitudinal stability of this latter
may be impaired. This can be corrected by using one of the various types of ballast
available as optionals.
WARNING: when you determine the type of ballast to use, make sure that you do not
exceed the following limits between the implement and the ballast itself:
• the permissible load on the front axle (KG)
• the permissible load on the rear axle (KG)
The values are given on the tractor’s metal data plate.
Front ballast (optional)
The front ballast consists of cast iron
plates.
The plates have handles so that they can
be assembled and disassembled.
The ballast is fixed in place with blade A
connected with screw B, which must be
tightened to a 5 Kgm (49 Nm) torque value.
Rear ballast (optional)
The rear ballast consists of cast iron discs
fixed to the wheels.
The ballast is fixed in place with screw A,
which must be tightened to a 14 Kgm (137
Nm) torque value.
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