curryinahurry
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Chinese tractor identification
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piper184
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Interesting unit. Does it run and drive? I can't quite make out all the details on the data plate for the engine. Any other data plates on it?
If you can get a better picture of the plate, please post it so we can see the full width and all the information on it.
Is it actually a 4WD or does it just have lugged tires on the front?
If you can get a better picture of the plate, please post it so we can see the full width and all the information on it.
Is it actually a 4WD or does it just have lugged tires on the front?
sd455dan
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Wow never seen a single cylinder version.
Looks like a Neat project.
Hopefully a TBN member has some info.
Good Luck on the new machine.
Looks like a Neat project.
Hopefully a TBN member has some info.
Good Luck on the new machine.
Bob Rooks
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That's a cutie, but sorry I can't help much. Try these links if you have any brand identification:
tractors.fandom.com
tractors.fandom.com
Tractor brands
Tractor importers
MapleLeafFarmer
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- lots including Kubota B's, L's, cat, etc.. over many years
I worked in China for many years.
I think it maybe was made in Jiangsu province by a company called Changfu.
www.changfutractor.com
send them a pic of the tractor or better yet the vin and maybe they can confirm or point you in right direction.
the thing about small tractors built in china is that a huge number of small shops scattered around lots of med. and smaller sized villages make almost identical products. We called them clone factories. So while maybe not out of the Changfu mother factory it maybe made through one of the hundreds (thousands) of cloners. Would get engines from the central supplier and build up around a common piece.
I doubt a direct Changfu but one of the many related clone shops is most likely.
I think it maybe was made in Jiangsu province by a company called Changfu.
www.changfutractor.com
send them a pic of the tractor or better yet the vin and maybe they can confirm or point you in right direction.
the thing about small tractors built in china is that a huge number of small shops scattered around lots of med. and smaller sized villages make almost identical products. We called them clone factories. So while maybe not out of the Changfu mother factory it maybe made through one of the hundreds (thousands) of cloners. Would get engines from the central supplier and build up around a common piece.
I doubt a direct Changfu but one of the many related clone shops is most likely.
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tacticalturnip
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What a neat little tractor, I hope you're able to discover more about it, and get it in solid working order.