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Tractor

Name: Tractor - Amaris Hardware Solutions
Price: 4396.31 USD
Availability: InStock

Original price was: $4,627.69.Current price is: $4,396.31.

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A tractor is a powerful motorized vehicle designed primarily for pulling or pushing agricultural machinery or trailers. It is a cornerstone of modern farming and land management, offering versatile performance in plowing, tilling, planting, harvesting, and hauling operations. Tractors are equipped with high-torque engines, large rear wheels or tracks, and a variety of attachment points, allowing them to operate over rough terrain and handle a wide range of tasks. They are also used in construction, landscaping, and material transport due to their durability and adaptability.

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Categories: MATERIAL HANDLING, Transport Equipment: Carts, Dollies, and Hand Trucks Tags: agricultural vehicle, farm equipment, farm hauling, heavy-duty tractor, land preparation, material transport, plowing machine, tractor, utility tractor

Description
SAFETY HANDLING PRECAUTIONS

Description

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Tractor

Uses

Plowing and Tilling
o Breaks and turns soil to prepare for planting.
o Used with implements such as disc harrows or rotary tillers.
Seeding and Planting
o Tows seed drills or planters to sow crops efficiently.
o Ensures even seed distribution across large fields.
Harvesting Support
o Tows harvesting equipment like balers, mowers, and trailers.
o Speeds up harvest in both small and commercial farms.
Material Transport
o Hauls agricultural inputs, harvested crops, tools, and other equipment using trailers.
o Reduces manual labor and increases efficiency.
Irrigation Assistance
o Powers irrigation pumps in remote areas without electricity.
o Supports water distribution across large agricultural plots.
Landscaping and Earthmoving
o Levels and grades land using front blades or loaders.
o Assists in farm construction and maintenance work.
Snow and Debris Removal
o Clears farm roads and yards using plows or scoops.
o Maintains operational access in all weather conditions.
Livestock Support
o Transports feed, manure, and bedding materials on livestock farms.
o Operates mixers and spreaders for herd maintenance.
Construction and Utility Work
o Moves heavy materials, supports digging, and assists in site preparation.
o Useful in rural construction and infrastructure projects.

SAFETY HANDLING PRECAUTIONS

Safety Precautions

Use Seatbelt and ROPS
o Always wear a seatbelt when the tractor is equipped with a rollover protective structure.
Pre-Use Inspection
o Check brakes, tires, fluids, lights, and controls before each use.
Safe Operation Practices
o Avoid high-speed turns or steep slopes to prevent rollovers.
o Operate only on stable, clear terrain.
Proper Hitching
o Use only designated hitching points—never hitch above the drawbar.
o Secure attachments before movement.
No Extra Riders
o Only the operator should be on the tractor unless a second seat is provided.
Stay Alert to Surroundings
o Keep clear of bystanders and obstacles.
o Be cautious of overhead lines or tree branches.
Turn Off Before Maintenance
o Always shut down and disconnect power before cleaning or servicing.
Avoid Overloading
o Do not exceed the tractor’s towing or lifting capacity.
o Monitor balance and load distribution.
Use Lighting and Signals
o Ensure proper lighting when operating on roads or in low visibility.
o Use hazard indicators to signal turns and stops.

Tractor

Tractor

Uses

Plowing and Tilling
o Breaks and turns soil to prepare for planting.
o Used with implements such as disc harrows or rotary tillers.

Seeding and Planting
o Tows seed drills or planters to sow crops efficiently.
o Ensures even seed distribution across large fields.

Harvesting Support
o Tows harvesting equipment like balers, mowers, and trailers.
o Speeds up harvest in both small and commercial farms.

Material Transport
o Hauls agricultural inputs, harvested crops, tools, and other equipment using trailers.
o Reduces manual labor and increases efficiency.

Irrigation Assistance
o Powers irrigation pumps in remote areas without electricity.
o Supports water distribution across large agricultural plots.

Landscaping and Earthmoving
o Levels and grades land using front blades or loaders.
o Assists in farm construction and maintenance work.

Snow and Debris Removal
o Clears farm roads and yards using plows or scoops.
o Maintains operational access in all weather conditions.

Livestock Support
o Transports feed, manure, and bedding materials on livestock farms.
o Operates mixers and spreaders for herd maintenance.

Construction and Utility Work
o Moves heavy materials, supports digging, and assists in site preparation.
o Useful in rural construction and infrastructure projects.

Safety Precautions

Use Seatbelt and ROPS
o Always wear a seatbelt when the tractor is equipped with a rollover protective structure.

Pre-Use Inspection
o Check brakes, tires, fluids, lights, and controls before each use.

Safe Operation Practices
o Avoid high-speed turns or steep slopes to prevent rollovers.
o Operate only on stable, clear terrain.

Proper Hitching
o Use only designated hitching points—never hitch above the drawbar.
o Secure attachments before movement.

No Extra Riders
o Only the operator should be on the tractor unless a second seat is provided.

Stay Alert to Surroundings
o Keep clear of bystanders and obstacles.
o Be cautious of overhead lines or tree branches.

Turn Off Before Maintenance
o Always shut down and disconnect power before cleaning or servicing.

Avoid Overloading
o Do not exceed the tractor’s towing or lifting capacity.
o Monitor balance and load distribution.

Use Lighting and Signals
o Ensure proper lighting when operating on roads or in low visibility.
o Use hazard indicators to signal turns and stops.

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Tractor

Tractor

Uses

Plowing and Tilling o Breaks and turns soil to prepare for planting. o Used with implements such as disc harrows or rotary tillers.

Seeding and Planting o Tows seed drills or planters to sow crops efficiently. o Ensures even seed distribution across large fields.

Harvesting Support o Tows harvesting equipment like balers, mowers, and trailers. o Speeds up harvest in both small and commercial farms.

Material Transport o Hauls agricultural inputs, harvested crops, tools, and other equipment using trailers. o Reduces manual labor and increases efficiency.

Irrigation Assistance o Powers irrigation pumps in remote areas without electricity. o Supports water distribution across large agricultural plots.

Landscaping and Earthmoving o Levels and grades land using front blades or loaders. o Assists in farm construction and maintenance work.

Snow and Debris Removal o Clears farm roads and yards using plows or scoops. o Maintains operational access in all weather conditions.

Livestock Support o Transports feed, manure, and bedding materials on livestock farms. o Operates mixers and spreaders for herd maintenance.

Construction and Utility Work o Moves heavy materials, supports digging, and assists in site preparation. o Useful in rural construction and infrastructure projects.

Safety Precautions

Use Seatbelt and ROPS o Always wear a seatbelt when the tractor is equipped with a rollover protective structure.

Pre-Use Inspection o Check brakes, tires, fluids, lights, and controls before each use.

Safe Operation Practices o Avoid high-speed turns or steep slopes to prevent rollovers. o Operate only on stable, clear terrain.

Proper Hitching o Use only designated hitching points—never hitch above the drawbar. o Secure attachments before movement.

No Extra Riders o Only the operator should be on the tractor unless a second seat is provided.

Stay Alert to Surroundings o Keep clear of bystanders and obstacles. o Be cautious of overhead lines or tree branches.

Turn Off Before Maintenance o Always shut down and disconnect power before cleaning or servicing.

Avoid Overloading o Do not exceed the tractor’s towing or lifting capacity. o Monitor balance and load distribution.

Use Lighting and Signals o Ensure proper lighting when operating on roads or in low visibility. o Use hazard indicators to signal turns and stops.

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Plowing and Tilling
o Breaks and turns soil to prepare for planting.
o Used with implements such as disc harrows or rotary tillers.

Seeding and Planting
o Tows seed drills or planters to sow crops efficiently.
o Ensures even seed distribution across large fields.

Harvesting Support
o Tows harvesting equipment like balers, mowers, and trailers.
o Speeds up harvest in both small and commercial farms.

Material Transport
o Hauls agricultural inputs, harvested crops, tools, and other equipment using trailers.
o Reduces manual labor and increases efficiency.

Irrigation Assistance
o Powers irrigation pumps in remote areas without electricity.
o Supports water distribution across large agricultural plots.

Landscaping and Earthmoving
o Levels and grades land using front blades or loaders.
o Assists in farm construction and maintenance work.

Snow and Debris Removal
o Clears farm roads and yards using plows or scoops.
o Maintains operational access in all weather conditions.

Livestock Support
o Transports feed, manure, and bedding materials on livestock farms.
o Operates mixers and spreaders for herd maintenance.

Construction and Utility Work
o Moves heavy materials, supports digging, and assists in site preparation.
o Useful in rural construction and infrastructure projects.

Use Seatbelt and ROPS
o Always wear a seatbelt when the tractor is equipped with a rollover protective structure.

Pre-Use Inspection
o Check brakes, tires, fluids, lights, and controls before each use.

Safe Operation Practices
o Avoid high-speed turns or steep slopes to prevent rollovers.
o Operate only on stable, clear terrain.

Proper Hitching
o Use only designated hitching points—never hitch above the drawbar.
o Secure attachments before movement.

No Extra Riders
o Only the operator should be on the tractor unless a second seat is provided.

Stay Alert to Surroundings
o Keep clear of bystanders and obstacles.
o Be cautious of overhead lines or tree branches.

Turn Off Before Maintenance
o Always shut down and disconnect power before cleaning or servicing.

Avoid Overloading
o Do not exceed the tractor’s towing or lifting capacity.
o Monitor balance and load distribution.

Use Lighting and Signals
o Ensure proper lighting when operating on roads or in low visibility.
o Use hazard indicators to signal turns and stops.