GSO ISO 6720:2008
ISO 6720:1989
Gulf Standard
Current Edition
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Approved on
03 September 2008
Agricultural machinery - Equipment for sowing, planting, distributing fertilizers and spraying - Recommended working widths.
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GSO ISO 6720:2008 Scope
This International Standard specifies the working widths for equipment for sowing, planting, distributing fertilizers and spraying, as a guideline for the manufacturers and users of these machines. It establishes a complementary relationship between the machines for sowing or planting (first operation) and the machines for subsequent operations. The working widths indicated are based upon the track widths specified in IS0 4004.
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