Illustration showing a panel van
1 Loading rails
2 Lashing eyelets
Illustration showing a crewbus
2 Lashing eyelets
Illustration showing a crewbus
2 Lashing eyelets
3 Seat rail
G
Risk of injury
Do not attempt to modify or repair the lash-
ing points, lashing eyelets or the lashing ma-
terials. The load or the lashing eyelets could
work loose and cause serious injury to you
and other people as well as damage to ob-
jects in the vehicle.
Spread the load evenly between the lashing
points or eyelets.
Observe the loading guidelines.
! Observe the information regarding the
maximum load capacity of the individual lash-
ing points.
When the brakes are fully applied, for example,
forces act which can be many times that of the
weight force of the load. Always use several
lashing points to distribute the load evenly.
Information about the maximum loading
capacity of the lashing points can be found
in the "Technical data" section
(
e page 354).
i If your vehicle is equipped with loading rails
on the load compartment floor, you should
place lashing rods directly in front of and be-
hind the load. The lashing rods directly absorb
the potential shifting forces.
Operation
Transporting loads with the vehicle
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