A greenhouse tractor is a small, intelligent agricultural power machine specifically designed to adapt to facility agriculture environments such as greenhouses and sheds. It is mainly used for farming, transportation, fertilization, and sowing operations.
Compact Structure: Its dimensions are limited (such as height, width, wheelbase) to fit the narrow space and low canopy of greenhouses.
High Passability: It features a small turning radius (usually less than 3 meters), high ground clearance, and track or wide tire designs, reducing soil compaction and damage.
Power Adaptation: The rated power is generally between 10-20 horsepower, meeting the traction requirements for greenhouse operations.
Environmentally Friendly: Many use electric or hybrid power systems, reducing noise and emissions, suitable for enclosed environments.
Intelligent Control: Some models integrate technologies such as automatic driving, precise navigation (like Beidou/GPS), and distributed drive, enhancing operational accuracy and efficiency.
