tractor

Tracked tractors are equipped with rubber or steel track chassis, with ground pressure no more than 30 kPa. They have strong passing ability on complex terrains such as wetlands, slopes, and sandy soil, and are resistant to getting stuck and slipping. They are fitted with high-torque engines (80-200 horsepower) and hydraulic steering systems, offering a 40% increase in traction compared to wheeled tractors and higher stability. They are suitable for high-load operations such as deep plowing and trenching. Some models integrate intelligent sensors and Beidou navigation, enabling real-time monitoring of operation trajectories and power distribution, and supporting unmanned operation. The track life exceeds 3,000 hours, with low maintenance costs. The modular design allows for quick replacement of implements for tillage, seeding, etc., achieving multi-purpose use with one machine. The operation efficiency is over 20% higher than that of wheeled tractors, and soil compaction is reduced by 30%, facilitating efficient and intensive production in large-scale agriculture.