Abstract: A support for a wing, comprising: a first attachment body (2), predisposed to be constrained to a support (91) of a wheel (90) in such a manner as to be solidly constrained to the wheel with respect to the rotation about a steering axis (ST); a second attachment body (31, 32), predisposed to be connected to a wing (100), and rotatably connected to the first attachment body (2) about a main rotation axis (X), parallel to the steering axis (ST), by means of a rotation pin (4); said first attachment body (2) being rotatable with respect to the second attachment body (31, 32) between an initial position and a final position that are spaced one from the other by a given angular pitch with respect to the main rotation axis (X); a guide element (6) that is solidly constrained to the first attachment body (2) and to the second attachment body (31, 32) with respect to the translation parallel to the main rotation axis (X), and it is slidable with respect to the first attachment body and/or to the second attachment bod

Abstract: A support for a wing, comprising: a first attachment body (2), predisposed to be constrained to a support (91) of a wheel (90) in such a manner as to be solidly constrained to the wheel with respect to the rotation about a steering axis (ST); a second attachment body (31, 32), predisposed to be connected to a wing (100), and rotatably connected to the first attachment body (2) about a main rotation axis (X), parallel to the steering axis (ST), by means of a rotation pin (4); said first attachment body (2) being rotatable with respect to the second attachment body (31, 32) between an initial position and a final position that are spaced one from the other by a given angular pitch with respect to the main rotation axis (X); a guide element (6) that is solidly constrained to the first attachment body (2) and to the second attachment body (31, 32) with respect to the translation parallel to the main rotation axis (X), and it is slidable with respect to the first attachment body and/or to the second attachment bod

Abstract: A mud flap support for a tractor allows the wheels to be steered while maintaining the attitude of the mud flap constant. The support has three elements with a preloaded spring between the axle and one of the elements of the support.