Multi-Function Mini Crawler Tractor, 25/35 HP

Overview

One carrier, several jobs

Instead of buying a separate machine for each job, this crawler tractor takes a set of attachments: a rotary tiller for seedbeds, a trencher for fertilizer or drain lines, a weeding wheel for cleaning between rows, and a blade for light bulldozing. It is intended for owners who want one machine for a wide mix of small tasks.

Crawler advantages

Tracks give grip and low ground pressure on wet, soft or hilly ground, where a small wheeled tractor spins. At 650 kg it is light enough to move on a pickup trailer, and its travel speed of up to 10 km/h makes it useful between fields.

Remote control

The machine offers remote-control operation, which lets the operator work from beside the machine on slopes or in narrow rows.

Capacity

Work efficiency is stated as 2 to 5 mu per hour, about 0.13 to 0.33 ha per hour, depending on the attachment and soil. Choose 25 HP for lighter work in orchards, and 35 HP if you plan to use the trencher or blade heavily.

Choosing attachments

Start with the attachments you will use most, usually the rotary tiller and the weeding wheel, and add the trencher or blade later. Each attachment has its own mounting and working depth settings. We can supply a complete set, or a base machine with one tool, depending on your budget and your first season’s tasks.

Adapting to your market

Details such as color, accessories and spare-parts packages can be adjusted to your market and local conditions.

Compared with the power tillers

This crawler carries attachments instead of walking behind a handle. At 650 kg and 25 or 35 HP it moves up to 10 km/h and works 2–5 mu per hour (about 0.13–0.33 ha/h), with remote-control operation so you can stay clear of steep or muddy ground.

The lighter 9 HP power tiller (MM-PT9A) and chain-rail tiller (MM-CRT9A) are hand-guided, 80–100 kg machines for gardens and slopes. The diesel two-wheel tractor tiller (MM-DRT35A) is closer in power but runs on wheels and is guided by the operator.

Choose the crawler if you need several jobs from one carrier: tilling, trenching, weeding and blade work in orchards, tea fields and greenhouses. The tracks work on soft or sloping soil where wheels spin, but they cost more and are slower for road travel. Attachments and soil decide the engine choice between 25 HP and 35 HP.