The "hand-held tractor" should refer to a walk-behind tractor (also known as a hand-operated tractor), which is a small, lightweight agricultural machine, widely used in small plots of farmland, hilly areas, paddy fields, and other complex terrains.
Field Operations: Can be equipped with various farming tools to complete plowing, rotary tilling, sowing, trenching, inter-tilling, harvesting, and other operations.
Short-distance Transport: After attaching a trailer, it can be used for short-distance transportation of agricultural products or supplies.
Stationary Power Source: Through the power take-off (PTO) shaft, it can drive stationary equipment such as threshers, crushers, water pumps, and mills, used for irrigation, feed processing, and the like.
Simple Structure, Moderate Power (usually 3.7–9 kW), suitable for small farmers.
Flexible Operation, Small Turning Radius (<2 meters), suitable for terraced fields and scattered plots.
Interchangeable iron wheels, high-clearance wheels, or skids, adaptable to paddy fields, drylands, orchards, and various terrains.
