Four-wheel tractor

Introduction

Four-wheel tractors are the core power platform for modern agricultural production. By attaching different agricultural implements, they can complete almost all agricultural tasks, from tilling and sowing to fertilization, field management, and transportation. ANON offers two main series: two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive, covering multiple horsepower ranges to meet your diverse needs, from small plots to large fields.

Features

Two Drive Options

ANON offers both two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive tractors. Two-wheel drive models, with rear-wheel drive and front-wheel steering, are simple in structure, affordable, and suitable for dryland operations, transportation, and general field management. If your farm is small, a two-wheel drive tractor is an economical choice to improve agricultural productivity. Our four-wheel drive models share the drive between the front and rear wheels, increasing traction by over 30% and providing better maneuverability. They offer significant advantages in wet, soft ground, slopes, and heavy-duty operations, providing reliable support for large-scale planting and complex terrain.

Powerful Performance and Superior Traction

ANON four-wheel tractors can evenly distribute the machine’s weight, delivering strong power output and high torque. Traction is 30-50% higher than that of two-wheel tractors, significantly reducing body slippage. An optimized fuel supply system ensures more complete combustion and lower fuel consumption. The gearbox has been optimized with a reasonable gear arrangement, balancing operating and transfer speeds. A reinforced end drive and heavy-duty chassis can withstand high-intensity continuous operation. The four-wheel drive models are equipped with a reinforced front drive axle, offering high load capacity and reliability.

Human-Centered Operation Experience

ANON four-wheel tractors are all equipped with comfortable cabs, available in enclosed, open, and sunshade types. The cab offers excellent visibility, the control levers are ergonomically designed, the steering system is light and flexible with low steering wheel resistance, and the clutch and brake pedals have moderate travel and clear feedback, resulting in smooth and effortless operation. Four-wheel drive models can be equipped with a high-end intelligent cab, featuring an air-suspension seat, variable frequency air conditioning, and an integrated control console, reducing fatigue during long working hours. Some models are equipped with an auxiliary driving navigation module that automatically plans work paths with centimeter-level accuracy.

Multi-Purpose Functionality

ANON four-wheel tractors feature a standard rear-mounted three-point suspension system and power take-off shaft, allowing for quick connection to various implements. Two-wheel drive models meet the suspension requirements of conventional implements, while four-wheel drive models offer stronger hydraulic lifting power, easily suspending large, complex implements. Multiple hydraulic output interfaces are standard, facilitating connection to hydraulic reversible plows, seeders, and other implements. The working depth can also be adjusted during operation, improving overall stability and adaptability. It’s worth mentioning that the powerful stability of four-wheel drive enables the tractor to handle complex tasks and adapt to various environmental and climatic changes. All year round, it handles plowing, planting, management, harvesting, and transportation all in one machine, eliminating the need to buy multiple machines, saving space and money, and maximizing utilization.

Stable Operation, Superior Control

This four-wheel tractor features rear-wheel steering, effectively reducing the front wheel turning radius for easier operation in confined spaces. The hydraulic system reduces manual resistance on the steering wheel, enhancing the tractor’s operational flexibility and ease of use. The hydraulic suspension adjusts the machine’s center of gravity to prevent front wheel tilting.

Multi-speed adjustment

ANON four-wheel tractors feature a well-designed multi-speed layout, including low-speed operating, medium-speed management, and high-speed transport modes, offering a wide range of speeds (0.8-30 km/h). For precision tasks such as tilling, rotary tilling, and ridging, low speeds ensure work quality; medium-intensity tasks like spraying and weeding balance efficiency and effectiveness; and high speeds improve transport efficiency for tasks like hauling grain and fertilizer. Whether for delicate farming or heavy-duty work, whether in the field or on roads, the most suitable speed can be found, making this machine adaptable to various operational needs and maximizing its practicality.

Equipped with Hydraulic Lifting

The ANON four-wheel tractor features a high-pressure hydraulic lifting system, providing smooth lifting, rapid response, and a load capacity of 1-3 tons, easily maneuvering various heavy agricultural implements. The hydraulic handle allows for precise control of implement lifting height and working depth, ensuring consistent depth during rotary tillage, even sowing during seeding, and preventing soil scraping and missed areas during mowing, significantly improving work quality. Compared to manual adjustment, hydraulic control is more labor-saving; a single person can complete all operations, including implement lifting and depth adjustment, without the need for multiple assistants. This reduces labor costs and increases work efficiency, making your agricultural production faster and better.

Selection Recommendations

If your land is flat with good soil conditions and you primarily operate conventionally, a two-wheel drive tractor is an economical choice with a quick return on investment.

If your land is sloping, damp, requires heavy-duty operations, or you plan for long-term large-scale planting, a four-wheel drive tractor, while slightly more expensive, will offer better overall operational efficiency.

Choosing a good tractor means choosing reliable protection. Contact us today for professional selection advice.

FAQ

1. How much does a four-wheel tractor cost?
It depends on the model and style you choose. A basic four-wheel tractor costs between $15,000 and $40,000. A medium match is about $30,000 to $60,000.High-end models are about $80,000 to $250,000.

2. How to choose the right horsepower according to the operation scenario?
Horsepower selection varies depending on the type of soil you are working on. If you work in small farmland, orchards, and other places, it is recommended to choose 20-50hp. Medium-sized farmland with cultivated land and sowing needs is suitable for 80-150hp. It is recommended to choose more than 150hp for large-scale farms or heavy operations such as clearing land.

3. What are the differences between two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive? How should I choose?

Two-wheel drive vehicles are rear-wheel drive with front-wheel steering. They have a simple structure, are affordable, and are suitable for flat terrain, dry soil, and light-load operations, making them an economical choice for small and medium-sized farmers. Four-wheel drive vehicles drive both the front and rear wheels, increasing traction by more than 30% and providing better off-road capability. They are particularly advantageous in wet, soft ground, slopes, and heavy-load operations. Although the purchase cost is slightly higher, the operating efficiency is higher, and the adaptability is wider, making them suitable for large-scale planting and complex terrain. Simply put: choose two-wheel drive for routine operations on flat ground, and choose four-wheel drive for sloping, wet ground or heavy-load operations.

4. What horsepower is suitable for my farm?

Horsepower selection needs to consider the planting area, terrain, and workload. General guidelines: For small farms under 50 acres, 30-50 horsepower is sufficient; for medium-sized farms of 50-200 acres, 50-90 horsepower is the mainstream; for farms of 200-500 acres, 100-150 horsepower is more suitable; for large farms over 500 acres, 180 horsepower or more is recommended. For heavy-duty operations such as deep plowing and subsoiling, increase the horsepower by about 30 horsepower from the basic recommendations. We offer a full range of horsepower from 20 to 300 horsepower to precisely match your needs.

5. What routine maintenance is required for a four-wheeled tractor?

Routine maintenance of a four-wheeled tractor should include the following aspects: First, before each day’s work, check the engine oil level, coolant level, fuel level, tire pressure, and whether all fasteners are loose; at the same time, apply grease to all lubrication points as required by the manual, especially the steering knuckles, front axle, and suspension tie rods; the air filter should be checked every shift, and the cleaning frequency should be increased when the working environment is dusty, and replaced in time when necessary; before each day’s work, drain water and sediment from the fuel filter to prevent moisture from entering the engine; after work, clean the tractor’s exterior of mud and straw, especially the engine radiator and gearbox vents, to maintain good heat dissipation and ventilation; finally, during operation, pay attention to the instrument readings, and deal with any abnormalities promptly to prevent problems before they occur.

6. What is the lifespan of a four-wheel tractor?

The lifespan of a four-wheel tractor is closely related to the brand, frequency of use, and maintenance. Under normal use and proper maintenance, a high-quality domestic tractor can last 10-15 years, with an engine overhaul cycle of 5000-8000 hours. Imported brands or high-end models have even longer lifespans. Regular maintenance, correct operation, and timely repairs are key to extending its lifespan. We provide comprehensive after-sales service and genuine parts to help you use your machine effectively and for a long time.