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LR9AXL RING FRAME DRAFT WHEEL DETAILS

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LR9AXL RINGFRAME DRAFT WHEEL COMBINATION DETAILS :-

FORMULA :-

10.519 X H / G

LR9AXL WHEEL COMBINATION
G 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
H
108 59.79  56.80  54.10  51.64  49.39  47.34  45.44  43.69 
109 60.35  57.33  54.60  52.12  49.85  47.77  45.86  44.10 
110 60.90  57.85  55.10  52.60  50.31  48.21  46.28  44.50 
111 61.45  58.38  55.60  53.07  50.77  48.65  46.70  44.91 
112 62.01  58.91  56.10  53.55  51.22  49.09  47.13  45.31 
G 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34
H
108 42.08  40.57  39.17  37.87  36.65  35.50  34.43  33.41 
109 42.47  40.95  39.54  38.22  36.99  35.83  34.74  33.72 
110 42.86  41.32  39.90  38.57  37.33  36.16  35.06  34.03 
111 43.24  41.70  40.26  38.92  37.66  36.49  35.38  34.34 
112 43.63  42.08  40.63  39.27  38.00  36.82  35.70  34.65 
B.D WHEEL B.D
54 1.24
55 1.22
57 1.18
59 1.14
62 1.08
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