1、 Reference numberISO 5673-2:2005(E)ISO 2005Agricultural tractors and machinery Power take-off drive shafts and power-input connection Part 2: Specification for use of PTO drive shafts, and position and clearance of PTO drive line and PIC for various attachments Tracteurs et matriels agricoles Arbres
2、 de transmission cardans de prise de force et arbre rcepteur de la machine Partie 2: Spcifications relatives lutilisation des arbres de transmission cardans de prise de force, et position et dgagement de la ligne de transmission de prise de force et de larbre rcepteur de la machine pour diffrents sy
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38、7Agricultural tractors and machinery Power take-off drive shafts and power-input connection Part 2: Specification for use of PTO drive shafts, and position and clearance of PTO drive line and PIC for various attachmentsCSA PrefaceThis is the first edition of CAN/CSA-M5673-2, Agricultural tractors an
39、d machinery Power take-off drive shafts and power input connection Part 2: Specification for use of PTO drive shafts, and position and clearance of PTO drive line and PIC for various attachments, which is an adoption without modification of the identically titled ISO (International Organization for
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44、-2First edition2005-02-15Agricultural tractors and machinery Power take-off drive shafts and power-input connection Part 2: Specification for use of PTO drive shafts, and position and clearance of PTO drive line and PIC for various attachments Tracteurs et matriels agricoles Arbres de transmission c
45、ardans de prise de force et arbre rcepteur de la machine Partie 2: Spcifications relatives lutilisation des arbres de transmission cardans de prise de force, et position et dgagement de la ligne de transmission de prise de force et de larbre rcepteur de la machine pour diffrents systmes dattelage IS
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