Utility Vehicle Product Comparison

Figure 1

Figure 1: Left side picture of McCormick C70 tractor
showing measurements needed for Section 1.

Figure 2

Figure 2: Left side picture of McCormick CX75 tractor
showing hand rail measurements needed for Section 2.

Figure 3

Figure 3: Left side picture of McCormick CX 85 tractor
showing the cab door measurements needed for Section 3.

Figure 4 (4a)

Figure 4: Left side picture of McCormick CX75 tractor
showing measurement needed for Section 4a.

Figure 4 (4c and 4d)

Figure 4: Left side picture of McCormick CX75 tractor
showing measurement needed for Section 4c and 4d.

Figure 5, Automotive style park brake.

Figure 5: Color picture of automotive
style of park brake.

Figure 5, Push pedal and pull lever style of park brake.

Figure 5: Color picture of a push and
pull lever style of park brake.

Figure 5, Transmission shift lever style of park lock brake.

Figure 5: Color picture of a
transmission style shift lever park brake.

Figure 5, Park brake Latch found on some older Ford tractors.

Figure 5: Color picture of a brake latch
style found on some older Ford tractors.

Figure 5, Park brake found on some New Holland tractors.

Figure 5: Color picture of the style of
park brake found on some New Holland tractors.

Figure 6, ADAAG guidelines for reaching from a wheelchair.

Figure 6: Image of elavator controls as shown in the
ADAAG guidelines, for someone seated in a wheelchair and their reach capability.

*NOTE: Mention or display of a trademark, proprietary product, or firm in text or figures does not constitute an endorsement by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the University of Wisconsin, Easter Seals, or the AgrAbility Project, and does not imply approval to the exclusion of other suitable products or firms.

The AgrAbility Project is administered by the U.S. Department of Agriculture CSREES. Funding for this document was provided under project number 00-41590-0932.