| 1. | The braking system is equipped with front axle braking power reducing system.
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| 2. | The door located forward of the front axle in the usual place.
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| 3. | A separate 2-speed transfer case also engaged or disengaged the front axle.
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| 4. | The circular section front axle supports the chassis through underhung half-elliptical springs.
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| 5. | The front axles are located by radius rods and a Panhard rod.
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| 6. | Behind the front axle there is a storage possibly for snow chains.
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| 7. | The solid front axles are a full-floating design with manual locking hubs.
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| 8. | OPC also worked on the brakes, adding 308mm discs on the front axle.
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| 9. | In later models, a 6 means the front axle capacity is 6 tonnes.
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| 10. | Draft animals were hitched to a metal tongue attached to the front axle.
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