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ISO 5679:1979

ISO 5679:1979

Equipment for working the soil — Disks — Classification, main fixing dimensions and specifications

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Standard Type : Main

Document No : ISO 5679:1979

Document Year : 1979

Pages : 7

Edition : 1

Section Volume : Tractors and machinery for agriculture and forestry (ISO/TC 23.)

ICS : Soil-working equipment (65.060.20)

Specifies interchangeability dimensions for agricultural disks of the same type and nominal size, classified as types A, B, and C. Applies to disks as working parts of ploughs, harrows, and disk-tillers. Tabulates concave disks type B, variant 1 and 2, and type C (table 1), type B, variant 3 (table 2), and tolerances for eccentricity and wobble of disk types B and C (table 3). The figures 1 to 4 illustrate profiles and sections.