LOAD LIMITS GUIDELINES
The front and rear shelves of your vehicle are capable of carrying
goods, and the towing device behind the vehicle can also carry the
load.
Any load carried by the vehicle will affect the vehicle's operation,
stability and braking distance. Do not exceed the vehicle load
limit, including driver, passenger, cargo, components weight, and
traction rod weight. It is important to be aware that the cargo may
slip or fall to cause an accident
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WARNING
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Strictly follow the instructions outlined in the owner's manual of
the mounted or trailed machinery or trailer, and not to operate
the combination tractor-machine or tractor-trailer unless all
instructions have been followed.
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Stay clear from the area between the vehicle and trailer.
•
Reduce speed and allow greater braking distance when carrying
loads.
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The lower the height of the load on the rack, the better. Too
much cargo on the racks can destabilize the vehicle's center of
gravity and reduce riding stability.
•
Carefully fix all items before ride. Unstable cargo can
create
unstable riding conditions which can make the vehicle to
lose
control.
•
Heavy loading causes braking and control problems. Take extra
care when using the brakes with a loaded vehicle. Avoid terrain
or
conditions that may recede downhill.
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