Field tractors (i.e., agricultural tractors) are the core power equipment used in modern agricultural production for towing and driving various work machinery. They are widely used in plowing, sowing, fertilizing, spraying, harvesting, transportation, and other operations.
Basic Components
Engine: Provides power. Agricultural tractors mostly use diesel engines, featuring high efficiency, reliability, and energy saving. New energy directions include electric, hybrid, and alcohol-hydrogen power.
Chassis: Includes transmission system, running system, steering system, braking system, and working implements; it serves as the framework of the whole machine.
Electrical Equipment: Responsible for lighting, signaling, engine starting, etc.
Hydraulic Suspension System: Used to mount and control agricultural tools, enabling lifting, lowering, and posture adjustment.
Power Take-Off (PTO) Shaft: Transfers engine power to matched agricultural implements, supporting multiple speeds.
