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- 19 Jan 2019
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- 28 May 2026
Explanation
To find the pull available for towing, subtract the total resistance from the maximum drawbar pull. The total resistance includes rolling resistance (45 kg/tonne × 12.5 tonnes = 562.5 kg) and gradient resistance (2% of 12.5 tonnes = 250 kg). Total resistance = 562.5 + 250 = 812.5 kg. Therefore, available pull = 6300 - 812.5 = 5487.5 kg, approximately 5515 kg.
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