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Compromise stability and safety.
It can compromise stability, control and braking, as well as exceeding authorised vehicle or axle limits. Observe maximum authorised mass and manufacturer instructions, and distribute and secure the load correctly. Load location and height also affect rollover risk. Do not assume overloading always improves control or always shortens braking distance.
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Compromise stability and safety.
Always improve vehicle control.
Always reduce braking distance.
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Sobrecargar un vehículo agrícola puede:
- Mejorar siempre el control del vehículo.
- Reducir siempre la distancia de frenado.
- Comprometer la estabilidad y la seguridad.(Correct answer)
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