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Rules of use
on the rear wall of the load box, if the
trailer is the last vehicle in the set.
• The tractor operator is required to
equip the trailer with an approved or
approved warning reflective triangle.
• While driving, obey the rules of the
road, signal the change of direction
by means of direction indicators, keep
clean and take care of the technical
condition of the lighting and signalling
installation. Damaged or lost lighting
and signalling components must be
repaired or replaced immediately.
• Avoid ruts, depressions, ditches, or
driving along roadside slopes. Driving
across such obstacles can cause the
trailer and tractor to tilt suddenly. This
is particularly important because the
centre of gravity of the trailer with
load (and especially with volumetric
load) adversely affects driving safety.
Driving near the edges of ditches or
canals is dangerous due to the risk
of landslides under the wheels of
a trailer or tractor.
• The travel speed should be reduced
sufficiently in advance of driving to
curves, when driving on uneven or
sloping terrain.
• When driving, avoid sharp turns, es-
pecially on slopes.
• It should be remembered that the
braking distance of the set increases
significantly with the increase in the
weight of the transported load and
the increase in speed.
• Control the behaviour of the trailer
when driving on uneven terrain and
adjust the speed to terrain and road
conditions.
• The trailer is adapted for driving on
slopes up to a maximum of 8°. Moving
the trailer over slopes may cause
the trailer to overturn as a result of
loss of stability. Prolonged driving on
sloping ground creates a risk of loss
of braking efficiency.
PRONAR T672ECO
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