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Light-weighted Crawler Tractor With Rotary Tiller to ensure the ability of operating in orchard with dense plantation and low plant branches, the machine used a compact design: well calculated height and width gives excellent accessibility and easy to drive.

Master-MCT402/MCT502 series tractors are light-weighted crawler tractor developed by KF international Co. Ltd. Luo Yang in order to meet the market demand of forestry and fruit industry and other farmland operations.

The gear box system embraced the latest technologies that include: collar shift transmission, F12+R4 gears with a crawler gear so that it can cover the needs of various operations.

With a combination of 2 control methods: remote control + manual mode, the machine is easy and safer to operate, reduces the workload intensity of the operator. Especially when in harmful environment such as spraying pesticides, the remote-control option can well protect the operator from injury.

Light-weighted Crawler Tractor With Rotary Tiller rear mounted PTO with standard three-point linkage can adapt with various implements to maximize the usage from just one machine.

Light-weighted Crawler Tractor Advantages:

1. Low grounding ratio to protect the soil.

2. The traction force is large, and the operation advantage is obvious.

3. Strong passability and climbing ability. Compared with a wheeled tractor, it has a wider range of use and less damage to soil nutrients. The three-point suspension connection method is selected, which can be used in common with wheeled tractors and agricultural tools, reducing investment costs. The tool is convenient and simple to change, the power output is large, and the horsepower is sufficient!

The source of the crawler tractor can be found in 1713, when the Frenchman M. Dhermand M. Dhermand expedition to its crawler trailer, using crawlers instead of defining wheels.The initial design and prototype followed the original concept, but it wasn't until nearly 10 hours before the first car produced 20 tracked crawlers to verify.It was not until 1901, when people needed a log loader that could gain power in the snow, that the first mass-produced car equipped with a crawler system, the Lombard log loader, was released.