Off-Highway Tractors feature yoke hitches that oscillate four ways to reduce frame stresses. Rugged turn stops prevent excessive wagon rotation either direction. The rear platform functions as a power train guard and provides a safe, stable work area. Fenders and mud flaps protect from material thrown by tires.
Rob Pettigrew may be pulling a turnpike double configuration load of 90,000 pounds of raw milk with a new Kenworth T800 equipped with an engine that’s new to the North American market—but he doesn’t miss his old truck.
If the names of the world's most vibrant and technologically advanced machines are short listed then, undoubtedly, majority of them would be from Japan. Since a decade the country has been holding its distinct position among the gadget lovers all across the world. Among all types of machines offered by Japan to its global customers, the demand of tractors is in an apex position.
The world is clearly running out of oil and gas, yet most people ignore the coming crisis. Food production and distribution in the industrialized world have become so dependent on petroleum use, it's hard to imagine how agriculture will function without this fuel.
Off Highway Tractors
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