Farm Lane Transfer: Farm Lane Tractor Transfer.
Open Field Work: Open Field Tractor Preparation.
Orchard Row Travel: Orchard Row Tractor Travel.Farm Lane Transfer: Farm Lane Tractor Transfer.
Field Edge Work: Field Edge Tractor Route.Open Field Work: Open Field Tractor Preparation.Orchard Row Travel: Orchard Row Tractor Travel.01 /Description
Compact Tractor Movement for Diverse Farm Areas
Field Mobility and Implement Connection
In open fields, orchard rows, farm lanes and field-edge routes, the tractor carries a seated operator while its four-wheel layout and rear hitch remain visible. The front hood and counterweight blocks lead the machine through cultivated ground, while the covered station and rear connection area support routine positioning for compatible implements. Confirm the actual surface, clearance, hitch fit and task before work.
Product Advantages
Combined with rotation, the working mechanism allows multi-directional digging and material placement, minimizing frequent machine adjustments and suiting confined construction sites.
02 / Specs & Parts
Specifications & Structural Decomposition
Product Structure Diagram
- horsepower
- 50hp
- Applicable Scenarios
- Economic version small farms, orchards and light-duty work
- External dimensions
- 3360*1400*1540
- Chassis
- TY
- Weight
- 1550kg
- Engine model
- Laidong 495BT
General information
- 1. Front Hood and Grille
The removable front cover carries the grille and headlamps, shielding the front engine area while defining the tractor nose.
- 2. Engine Power Unit
Mounted behind the hood, the engine unit supplies the mechanical power used for tractor travel and connected implement work.
- 3. Main Chassis Frame
The longitudinal black frame joins the front and rear systems, providing the central mounting structure for major assemblies.
- 4. Front Axle and Steering Linkage
The front axle, hubs and steering links guide the smaller front wheels and transfer steering input to the ground.
- 5. Rear Axle and Hitch Assembly
The rear axle carries the large wheels and visible hitch linkage, providing the rear connection point for compatible implements.
- 6. Front Wheel Pair
The smaller agricultural front tires support the nose and follow steering movement across prepared soil and farm lanes.
- 7. Rear Wheel Pair
The larger rear tires support the operator area and provide the main rolling contact for routine field travel.
Product Attachments or Core Configurations
Heavy Duty Loader Bucket
Single Direction Disc Plow
Heavy Duty Trencher Attachment
Hydraulic Hay Rake Attachment
General instructions
Simplified explanation03 / Specs, Parts & Accessories
Visuals & Product Inspection
Product Video
Video Showcase
504Y Tractor Display
EASCOUTIA online display covers every key part in detail.
504Y Tractor Display
Video Showcase · 00:31EASCOUTIA online display covers every key part in detail.
504Y Tractor Operation
Operation Videos · 00:18EASCOJTIA online run shows agile driving and turning.
Real Factory Footage
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04/ Product Review
Product Inspection
Product Review
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Product Inspection
Core Component Details
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What tasks suit this tractor?
The tractor is intended for routine agricultural travel and compatible implement positioning in the supplied field, orchard, lane and field-edge settings. Confirm the task and site first.
What is visible at the rear hitch?
The visible rear area includes lifting links and a hitch connection zone for compatible implements. Confirm the attachment geometry and connection points before use.
How is the operator positioned?
The operator sits at the steering wheel within the seat, canopy, mirror and control layout shown in the images, with direct forward control of the tractor.
Where can it travel?
The supplied scenes show open cultivated fields, orchard rows, farm lanes and field edges. Actual travel depends on the route, soil and clearance available at the site.
What should be checked before work?
Check the intended task, implement fit, hitch connection, soil surface, route clearance and operating conditions before starting work.