Types of tractors
A car is an engineering vehicle specifically designed to provide high tractive effort (or torque) at slow speeds to carry trailers or machinery such as those used in agriculture, mining, or construction. This term is usually used to describe A farm vehicle used to provide the power and traction to mechanize agricultural tasks, especially (and originally) tillage, and now many other agricultural implements may be towed behind or mounted on it. be .
Classification based on the type of chassis or frame
Classification based on use
Classification by stretching and automotive properties
Wheeled tractors are the most distinctive and advanced type of machine, especially for agricultural purposes. These tractors are made with three wheels or four wheels. The types of four wheel tractors are as follows: normal four wheel tractors, four wheel drive tractors, four wheel drive tractors with small front wheels, four wheel drive tractors with wheels big and same size.
- For many years, chain tractors have been used to reduce the pressure on the soil and increase the tension in soft lands, which have little resistance. These tractors are also used in wet and swampy lands, or in areas where the stability of the tractor wheels is problematic, such as hilly areas with steep slopes and uneven terrain.
Although the use of chain tractors It is limited in agriculture, but these tractors can be used well in the following cases:
- Creating water storage ponds in the field
- Creating water transfer streams
- Use in orchards and groves
br>- performing soil protection operations
- using sub-breakers and deep tillage tools