ISO 5692-1:2004
ISO 5692-1:2004

ISO 5692-1:2004

April 2004
International standard Current

Agricultural vehicles — Mechanical connections on towed vehicles — Part 1: Dimensions for hitch rings of 50/30 mm cross section

ISO 5692-1:2004 specifies the requirements for the attachment of agricultural non-balanced trailers and implements by means of hitch-rings to the rear of the towing vehicle equipped with either a hook as specified in ISO 6489-1, or a piton-type coupling as specified in ISO 6489-4. Its purpose is to ensure the interchangeability of mechanical connections on agricultural towed vehicles.

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Publication date

April 2004

Number of pages

5 p.

Reference

ISO 5692-1:2004

ICS Codes

65.060.10   Agricultural tractors and trailed vehicles

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Sumary
Agricultural vehicles — Mechanical connections on towed vehicles — Part 1: Dimensions for hitch rings of 50/30 mm cross section

ISO 5692-1:2004 specifies the requirements for the attachment of agricultural non-balanced trailers and implements by means of hitch-rings to the rear of the towing vehicle equipped with either a hook as specified in ISO 6489-1, or a piton-type coupling as specified in ISO 6489-4. Its purpose is to ensure the interchangeability of mechanical connections on agricultural towed vehicles.

Replaced standards (1)
ISO 5692:1979
ISO 5692:1979
February 1979
International standard Cancelled
Agricultural vehicles -- Mechanical connections between tractors and trailers -- Interchangeability

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