The main function of tractors is to serve as power machinery for agricultural production, used to pull and drive operational machinery, completing various field tasks and transportation tasks.
Main Functions
Plowing and Land Preparation: Such as plowing, harrowing, rotary tilling, etc., to prepare for sowing.
Sowing and Fertilizing: Equipped with seeders, fertilizer spreaders, and other equipment to achieve precise sowing and fertilization.
Harvesting Operations: Pulling or driving combine harvesters, reapers, and other harvesting machinery.
Field Transportation: Transporting agricultural products, agricultural materials, or farm equipment via trailers (some models are designed to be roadworthy).
Stationary Work Power: Serving as a power source to drive water pumps, threshers, and other stationary agricultural machinery.
Special Terrain Operations: For example, walk-behind tractors are suitable for southern paddy fields and terraces; crawler tractors are suitable for wetland operations; swamp tractors are specifically used for deep soft mud paddy fields.
