FAQ

Yes. Used tractors can be prepared for international shipment according to the destination country’s import requirements and transportation arrangements.

Used tractors are available in different brands, horsepower ranges, transmission types, configurations, and working conditions depending on current availability.

Consider tank capacity, spraying width, tractor horsepower, pump capacity, crop type, field size, and required application rate.

A tractor sprayer is used for applying agricultural liquids such as pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, and liquid fertilizers to crops and fields.

Yes. Working width, cutting configuration, PTO requirements, attachment options, and other specifications can be adapted to customer requirements.

A tractor mower is designed for cutting grass, weeds, pasture, vegetation, and other vegetation in agricultural and land-maintenance applications.

Yes. Many tractor spreaders allow the material flow or spreading rate to be adjusted according to the material and application requirements.

A tractor spreader is used to distribute fertilizer, manure, compost, and other agricultural materials evenly across fields.

Regularly check disc blades, bearings, fasteners, frame components, and lubrication points, and replace worn parts when necessary.

Yes. Working width, disc diameter, disc number, frame configuration, and other specifications can be adjusted according to customer requirements.

A disc plow is mainly used for primary tillage, soil breaking, turning, and incorporating crop residues before planting.

Notched blades provide stronger soil cutting and residue penetration, while smooth blades are commonly used for general soil tillage.

Yes. Disc blades can be supplied with different diameters, thicknesses, hole patterns, and edge profiles according to machine requirements.

We offer disc blades in different diameters, thicknesses, profiles, and materials to match various disc harrows and soil conditions.

The suitable disc harrow depends mainly on tractor horsepower, working width, disc diameter, working depth, soil conditions, and required field capacity.

A disc harrow is mainly used for secondary tillage, soil mixing, residue incorporation, and seedbed preparation, while a disc plow is designed for deeper primary tillage and soil turning.

A disc harrow is used for soil preparation, residue incorporation, weed control, seedbed preparation, and breaking up soil clods after plowing.