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2 Technical threshold values for planning
2.2 Weight distribution, CoG height
2.2.2 CoG height
For approval of the vehicle with body/implements mounted, a calculation of the height of the centre of gravity of the laden vehicle must be submitted
in accordance with EC Brakes Directive 71/320/EEC. The calculation principles and permissible CoG heights can be requested from the relevant
department ( see "Consultation technique et interlocuteurs").
Mercedes-Benz cannot vouch for the handling, braking and steering characteristics of vehicles with implements or bodies for payloads with
unfavourable centres of gravity. The body/implement installer is responsible for the safety of the vehicle in the case of these implements and bodies.
Maximum overall CoG height – vehicle with body
CoG height above the road
Up to 1200 mm
Between 1200 mm and 1400 mm
Between 1400 mm and 1600 mm
Over 1600 mm
Table 2.2: Maximum permissible CoG height
2.2.3 Calculating the centre of gravity of the chassis with body
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G l
=
RA
ls
+ + +
G G G G
fr tot ce re
Information on calculating the CoG height can be found in Part A, section 4 "Calculation".
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Remarks
Permissible range, vehicle with implement/body
Road test by TE/OVG-B required, definition of measures (e.g. restricted off-road suitability,
driver training, reduced speed due to operations)
Road test by TE/OVG-B required, not suitable for off-road, definition of measures
Not permissible, Exception: only on-site and at walking pace
Directives de carrossage Mercedes-Benz pour UNIMOG U20
Partie B