Current two-wheel tractor manufacturers in Asia

[PaulChristenson]

Changzhou Dongfeng Agricultural Machinery Group Co. http://dfam.en.alibaba.com/group/502..._Tillers_.html
Located in Changzhou, Jiangsu Provence near Shanghai Changzhou Dongfeng Agricultural Machinery Group Co. claims to be the only manufacturer in China that owns the Dong Feng brand name. Manufacturing more than 150,000 two-wheel tractors a year in 8, 12, 14 and 15 HP ranges, it has recently expanded into the 4-wheel tractor market manufacturing over 30,000 tractors in the 20-90 HP range, under the brand name CHANGTUO.


Kerala Agricultural Machinery Corporation (KAMCO) http://www.kamcoindia.com/php/displa...php3?link_id=2
Located in Kerala in southern India, KAMCO in cooperation with Kubota, Japan, manufacturers 12 HP two-wheel tractor with a range of attachments, a two-wheel tractor walk behind 3.5 HP 120 centimeter reaper and a small 5 HP. It currently sells nearly 6500 of its 2-wheel tractors per year.


The Siam Kubota Industry Co.,Ltd. http://www.siamkubota.co.th/en/products.aspx?cid=3
Located in Bangkok, Thailand, Siam Kubota Industry Co.,Ltd. is a joint venture between The Siam Cement Pcl., Kubota Corporation, Marubeni Corporation, and Min Sen Machinery Co.,Ltd. than began operations in 1978. They make a range of havesters, 4-wheel tractors and 2-wheel tractors. They offer four models of walk behind (with out sulky seat) and with single and double (steering) clutches.


VST Tiller Tractors Ltd. http://www.vsttillers.com/
Located in Bangalore, VST Tiller Tractors Ltd, part of the VST Group in 1965, in association and joint venture with the Mitsubishi Group, Japan, began production production of single cylinder diesel engines and two-wheel tractors. Currently they offer three versions of its VST Shakti brand two-wheel tractors with rotary tillers. The 13 HP VST Shakti 130DI /CT85, the 9 HP Mitsubishi Shakti VWH 120/ CT85, and 8 HP Mitsubishi Shakti AD 8V /CT85. In 2003 they also began importing Siafeng type 2-wheel tractors from China and marketing them under their Shakti Brand.

[bontai_Joe]

I don't recall seeing any 2 wheel tractors during my time in the Philippines. If it was pulling a plow, it had either 4 wheels or 4 legs, and legs outnumbered wheels by far.