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The greatest individual width calculated under the applicable rules.
The greatest individual travelling width, determined first under the applicable sections 3.3.1 to 3.3.4. Widths are not added together and the smallest is not used. Individual rules may include load and specific reductions for certain agricultural equipment; this is not always simply the maximum physical width of a stationary machine.
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The greatest individual width calculated under the applicable rules.
The sum of all individual widths.
The smallest individual width without applying calculation rules.
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