Do you have any tractors like this over there?

[Axing]

 

[Axing]

This kind of tractor is called a walk-behind tractor in our side
Chinese：shou fu

 

[ning]

BCS is a 2-wheel walk-behind tractor that's not too rare here, like this:

 

[Axing]

BCS is a 2-wheel walk-behind tractor that's not too rare here, like this:
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Wow, that's unexpected, how much horsepower is that

 

[goeduck]

My BCS is only 9 HP. Nice machine, I use it as a garden tractor. Where are you located and what HP is your impressive machine?

 

[Axing]

My BCS is only 9 HP. Nice machine, I use it as a garden tractor. Where are you located and what HP is your impressive machine?

Hello
The walk-behind tractor in the picture is mine, using a Yuchai 28 hp single-cylinder engine
It needs so much horsepower because it needs to do a lot of work
Rotary tillers and mulching are sometimes towed trailers
The place of use is Guangxi, China

 

[Hay Dude]

 

[ptsg]

We used to have those walk behind tractors all over the country. Then those Japanese mini tractors started flooding the country and were just a better option for the operator for not much more money.

The biggest con of them is that those can't have a title and license plate, so those were worthless for most people that need to drive on the road.

The walk behind tractors, could and can go on the road with just insurance using a trailer with lights and beacon. These are custom built trailers with a diferencial and a 4 or 5 speed gearbox and seat on the tongue. The tractor powered this gearbox using the PTO. These little things would move a fully loaded trailer with logs up a steep hill like a mountain goat.

Back in the day, my dad used to have one with a 18hp Lombardini diesel engine. Those engines were started by wrapping a rope on a pulley and pulling the rope. You either committed to pull that rope or it would rip your arm off. Well, one time my dad didn't quite committed to it, and the thing kicked back and started working backward. Loads of smoke everywhere but it still ran.

 

[Carl_NH]

Hay Dude - that's a cool baler there - you downsizing?

Axing - I spent time in China 2004-06 and saw lots of those two wheel machines on the streets with a rear tundle/dolly and seat would move right along, then on work sites hauling, everything imagineable.

 

[Axing]

We used to have those walk behind tractors all over the country. Then those Japanese mini tractors started flooding the country and were just a better option for the operator for not much more money.

The biggest con of them is that those can't have a title and license plate, so those were worthless for most people that need to drive on the road.

The walk behind tractors, could and can go on the road with just insurance using a trailer with lights and beacon. These are custom built trailers with a diferencial and a 4 or 5 speed gearbox and seat on the tongue. The tractor powered this gearbox using the PTO. These little things would move a fully loaded trailer with logs up a steep hill like a mountain goat.

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Back in the day, my dad used to have one with a 18hp Lombardini diesel engine. Those engines were started by wrapping a rope on a pulley and pulling the rope. You either committed to pull that rope or it would rip your arm off. Well, one time my dad didn't quite committed to it, and the thing kicked back and started working backward. Loads of smoke everywhere but it still ran.

Sir, it's good to hear you tell this story, and there are often accidents caused by engine reversal on our side

If you need to drive a walk-behind tractor on our side, you need to get a license plate and the driver has a Class K driver's license