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Posted by Brian on March 11, 2000 at 11:03:18 from (62.6.208.99):
In Reply to: Roll over protection devices posted by Ron C on March 11, 2000 at 05:23:11:
Ron,
I do not know anything about ROP Regs on your side of the pond but here in Europe one word in your post would mean trouble. That word is "adapt". The ROP is for a certain machine and is tested for that machine only. Some are tested for similar machines and are certified for those machines.You will need to check the certification. You cannot use a Dexta roll bar and make it fit a David Brown. Any welding on a ROP other than carried out by the manufacturer normally invalidates the ROP.
Hope you get sorted.
regards
Brian
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