5.1.7 Bagageiros de teto
5.1.7 Roof Racks

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Compliant mounts should be used, with up
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The load is evenly distributed (converter to
to plus and minus 12mm compliance with the
ensure owner’s information book identifies
vehicle laden or un-laden (whichever is worst
this limitation).
case). Compliant mounts should be rated with
a minimum of 2mm deflection per 200kg
mass at each chassis frame forward mount.
Compliant mounts shall have captive fail safe
bolts.
Use two M10 grade 8.8 minimum bolts,
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washers and self lock nuts per chassis frame
mount bracket at each solid and compliant
location.
5.1.7 Roof Racks
Roof racks may be fitted to all variants as
illustrated in figure, providing the following is
satisfied:
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The carried load does not exceed 80kg (Body
Builder to ensure owner’s hand book identifies
this limitation).
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The carried load does not exceed 300mm
load height (converter to ensure owner’s
information book identifies this limitation).
FordRanger 2011.5
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The rack and subsequent carried load is
supported in the roof drip rails irrespective of
rack retaining method.
Double Cab / Stretch Cab
The forgoing limitations are based on ensuring
body structure integrity, vehicle handling, braking
and plated axle weights. Such considerations
must also be applied to any double cab and
stretch cab applications, in particular steering,
braking and front axle plated weight and the
extra continuous loads on the “A” pillar, which
should not exceed 60 kg total incremental load.
Ensure that the planned loaded vehicle operates
within its designed Center of Gravity condition.
For details please consult the Ford dealer.
Date of Publication: 05/2011