ISO 6489-2:2002
ISO 6489-2:2002

ISO 6489-2:2002

July 2002
International standard Current

Agricultural vehicles — Mechanical connections between towed and towing vehicles — Part 2: Specifications for clevis coupling 40

This part of ISO 6489 gives specifications for the clevis couplings used in the attachment to agricultural towing vehicles of towed, non-balanced trailers and implements equipped with a coupling ring 40 specified in ISO 5692-2 and ISO 8755.The mounting of one of the three trailer coupling shapes, A, B or C, on an agricultural vehicle or trailer is at the manufacturer's or user's discretion. The full interchangeability of the three shapes is provided for.

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Publication date

July 2002

Number of pages

6 p.

Reference

ISO 6489-2:2002

ICS Codes

65.060.10   Agricultural tractors and trailed vehicles

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2
Sumary
Agricultural vehicles — Mechanical connections between towed and towing vehicles — Part 2: Specifications for clevis coupling 40

This part of ISO 6489 gives specifications for the clevis couplings used in the attachment to agricultural towing vehicles of towed, non-balanced trailers and implements equipped with a coupling ring 40 specified in ISO 5692-2 and ISO 8755.

The mounting of one of the three trailer coupling shapes, A, B or C, on an agricultural vehicle or trailer is at the manufacturer's or user's discretion. The full interchangeability of the three shapes is provided for.

Replaced standards (1)
ISO 6489-2:1980
ISO 6489-2:1980
October 1980
International standard Cancelled
Agricultural vehicles. Mechanical connections on towing vehicles. Part 2 : clevis type. Dimensions.

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