Original photographs and labelled component panels. Installed machines, colours and workshop stock illustrate configurations; the quotation defines what is supplied.
170F Gasoline Dual-Chain Track Micro Tiller
This dual-track machine carries the engine above the drive frame and couples to a rear farm implement. The source includes workshop and field examples alongside a component panel, useful for checking the chosen drive arrangement.
| Source weight (unit not stated unless shown) | 100 |
|---|---|
| Source dimensions; packing scope to confirm | 1480*510*1000mm |
| Source engine configuration | Diesel / gasoline |
| Starting arrangement | Manual Pull Start |
| Fuel tank capacity | 3.6 L |
| Drive arrangement | Belt Drive |
| Handle adjustment | 4 Way Adjustable |
| Selected power option | 4KW |
| Parameters to confirm | Confirm missing parameters and delivery contents for the exact configuration. |
This dual-track machine carries the engine above the drive frame and couples to a rear farm implement. The source includes workshop and field examples alongside a component panel, useful for checking the chosen drive arrangement.
The selected gasoline version, tank size and belt drive are listed together. Broad diesel/gasoline wording describes options, not a dual-fuel engine. Agree the tool, handle adjustment and clearance needed for the rows.
Tell us the crop-row spacing, soil condition and the task: loosening, weeding, ploughing or making a trench. Compare the width of the whole machine with the selected tool. A seeding or fertilising attachment also needs its own metering and mounting specification.
Ask for the exact engine and drive identification, implement list and operating instructions. Keep the drive and working-tool guards in place; adjustments, cleaning and attachment changes must follow the machine manual. Pictures of several tools do not mean they all come with the base machine.
Confirm missing parameters and delivery contents for the exact configuration.
This dual-track machine carries the engine above the drive frame and couples to a rear farm implement. The source includes workshop and field examples alongside a component panel, useful for checking the chosen drive arrangement.
Confirm supplied accessories, packing weight and dimensions, transit protection and delivery terms.
Confirm missing parameters and delivery contents for the exact configuration.
No. Agree the base machine and each implement separately, including its mounting and working width.
Send row spacing and crop clearance. Check the machine envelope, tool width and turning space together.
The quoted tool, soil, moisture and working method must be defined. Source figures without those conditions are not a site guarantee.
Use the delivered engine plate, drive identification and parts list rather than a generic fuel or colour label.
The selected gasoline version, tank size and belt drive are listed together. Broad diesel/gasoline wording describes options, not a dual-fuel engine. Agree the tool, handle adjustment and clearance needed for the rows.
State the model or part, measurements and quantity. Ask for equipment, accessories and documents to be itemised separately.
The red walk-behind machine has long operating handles and a rear implement connection. Source photographs show the base tiller alongside separate ploughing and seeding tools for field and garden work.
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This compact tracked tiller places a diesel engine over a short drive frame, with the operator walking behind the long handlebars. It is intended for cultivation and implement work between crop rows where turning space matters.
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The source combines a tracked base machine with plough, rake and seeding examples. These tools perform different tasks; choosing a rear implement is part of configuring the machine for rows or small plots.
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