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With technological advances, tractors in India are becoming multipurpose and essential farm machinery. They reduce the need for labor and cut down on overall costs, and, consequently, Indian farmers stand to benefit in the long run from the on-going farm mechanization.   Let’s look at the top 10 tractor models available in 2019: 1. Mahindra Tractors – Mahindra Yuvo 475 DI The current Mahindra tractor models include the 42 HP Mahindra Yuvo 475 DI. It is a powerful tractor that operates on a four-cylinder engine and comes with a back-up torque and a 60-litre fuel tank. Furthermore, there are 12 forward and three reverse gears and excellent hydraulics, with a 1500 kg lift capacity. For operator convenience, there is wrap-around clear lens headlamps and an adjustable deluxe seat. You can employ this Mahindra Yuvo tractor with cultivators, rotavators,sprayers, threshers, and various other agriculture applications. 2. John Deere Tractors– John Deere 5065 E One of the best in...

When you think about the tractor in your mind tractor comes with implements like Rotavator, straw reaper ,  tractor cultivator , mulcher,  tractor shredder ,   and threshers. Most of the implements required an external power source, for this purpose tractors are provided with PTO (power take off). Now a day’s tractors come with many PTO features which helps farmers to drive modern implements as per needs. Incredible India has different soil conditions in each topographic area, for this, we need implements of different types, sizes, and power. Most of the tractors loaded with PTO speed 540 rpm, but nowadays  latest tractors   are loaded with different types of PTO speed options. This feature helps a lot to farmers to operate different implements with less fuel also, you will get options in the transmission system for PTO. It depends on you to choose the tractor variant according to your work and farming conditions. PTO Transmission PTO Shaft i...

We all are well aware of the fact that more than 60% of the Indian population is agriculture-dependent, which expects the GDP contribution of agricultural income in maximum ratio. However, the real scenario is pretty much different than the expected one. The possible causes of this are natural calamities and weather conditions.  Agriculture is indeed a tough job and after such hard work, if due to weather conditions or other technical issues the crop is distorted, then the farmer gets much disappointed. To avoid such situations a number of latest farming technologies have been developed in the forms of modern tractors, energy efficient farming equipment, etc. However, all the inventions have to be done carefully and by taking every aspect into consideration.  As not every farmer is rich enough to adopt much advanced and costly farming equipment. Every equipment has to be designed by keeping the needs of each type of farmer into consideration. Hence, to assist small ...