Tractors · Farm transport · Implements
Chinese Agricultural Machinery for Export
LOVOL M754 at Agritechnica 2023, MarcelX42 / Wikimedia Commons, source, CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized/AVIF display copy; supplied version confirmed separately.
Select the tractor and implement as one working system, with the connections and capacity your farm actually needs.
We coordinate Chinese manufacturer enquiries for tractors, farm transport and implements. Your crop, soil, terrain and existing equipment guide the proposed export model, PTO, hitch, hydraulics and support package.
LOVOL M754 at Agritechnica 2023, MarcelX42 / Wikimedia Commons, source, CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized/AVIF display copy; supplied version confirmed separately.
Plan the complete project
Connect the field task, implement interfaces and first-season readiness in one equipment brief.
Explore tractor configurations
Use an identified manufacturer reference to review the actual tractor and implement package. Compare PTO, hitch, hydraulics, lift measurement, operator equipment and tyres on the same basis.
LOVOL M754 at Agritechnica 2023, MarcelX42 / Wikimedia Commons, source, CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized/AVIF display copy; supplied version confirmed separately.
LOVOL M754 Utility Tractor
Review the M754 manufacturer reference and specify the offered PTO, linkage, hydraulic and operator package.
EMF554X regional cab reference: YTO Kazakhstan. The China export technical schedule and operator equipment are confirmed separately.
YTO EMF554X Utility Tractor
Compare the EMF554X catalogue reference with the supplied PTO, linkage, hydraulics and operator package.
RK754 manufacturer photograph: Zoomlion Agriculture. Confirm the supplied cab and equipment in the quotation.
Zoomlion RK754 Utility Tractor
Match the RK754 reference to the working implement, PTO speed, hydraulic duty and service schedule.
A working combination for your farm
Choose the machine around the tasks it must perform, rather than engine horsepower alone.
Reference photograph: YTO LF2204 at Agritechnica 2017 — MarcelX42, source, CC BY-SA 4.0. This photograph is not an EMF554X, NLX904-1 or another listed model. Resized display copies retain the source licence.
Start with the implement
Tillage: soil, working depth, width and draft requirement.
PTO work: operating speed, shaft connection and implement power demand.
Hydraulic functions: flow, pressure, circuits, couplers and return arrangement.
Transport: load, gradients, braking and intended road or field use.
Equipment range
The range covers field work, farm transport and attached equipment. Confirm the exact export specification for the proposed machine.
| Application | Model / equipment options | What to match |
|---|---|---|
| Utility tractors | Zoomlion RK754 · LOVOL M754 | Tillage, PTO-driven work and general farm duties; compare the actual PTO and hydraulic configuration |
| YTO tractors | EMF554X · NLX904-1 model enquiries | Match engine/PTO requirements, tractor mass, hitch, tyres and operator configuration |
| Farm transport | Wuzheng 3MX ICE · AO XIANG | Harvest and material movement; confirm load, gradients, braking and intended road or site use |
| Utility vehicles | CFMOTO UFORCE 600 enquiries | Farm access and light support tasks; check the offered version’s load and towing limits |
| Implements | Disc plough and tractor-matching packages | Soil, working depth, width, hitch geometry, tractor stability and replacement parts |
Availability, supplied configuration and destination documentation are confirmed in the model-specific quotation.
Compare working interfaces, not horsepower alone
These manufacturer references help define a tractor and implement brief. They are version examples, with current supplied equipment and field suitability confirmed separately.
Published 75 hp reference
Zoomlion RK754
4×4 · 12F+12R shuttle
PTO 540/540E · 47 L/min hydraulics
Lift: 20.3 kN at 610 mm behind hitch
Published Doosan DM02 version
LOVOL M754
75 hp · 12+12 transmission
PTO 540/1000 rpm · CAT.2 linkage
Lift: 1,300 kg at 610 mm behind hitch
Implement-led selection example
YTO 1LYT-325 disc plough
75 cm catalogue working width
60–80 hp catalogue matched power
Confirm implement mass, hitch, soil and ballast
YTO NLX904-1 catalogue reference. Model-plate photographs and the supplied factory configuration belong in the quotation evidence.
YTO NLX904-1 Utility Tractor
90 hp catalogue class · 12F/4R reference
PTO 540/1000 rpm; published lift of at least 23 kN at the pivot point. Confirm the offered gearbox, tyres and operator equipment, and compare lift ratings at the same measurement point.
The lift figures use different units and describe each published version at a stated measuring point. Check the actual implement mass and centre of gravity, linkage geometry, PTO and hydraulic functions together. Confirm the current export build, operator equipment, packing and service scope in the written offer.
Choose farm transport around the route and load
A tractor, three-wheel cargo vehicle and UTV solve different jobs. Compare the load, occupants, ground conditions and unloading task before selecting a factory version.
3MX ICE enclosed-cab manufacturer image: Wuzheng. Confirm the engine, cab and cargo-body version.
Wuzheng 3MX ICE Farm Transport Tricycle
Identify one 3MX ICE engine, cab and cargo-body combination for the actual load and rural route.
Agricultural transport manufacturer reference: Wuzheng AO XIANG. Identify the full model, platform and unloading equipment.
Wuzheng AO XIANG Farm Transport Tricycle
Select an AO XIANG family version around produce collection, cargo geometry and unloading conditions.
UFORCE 600 regional model image: CFMOTO UK. Confirm export year, market specification, equipment and manual.
CFMOTO UFORCE 600 Farm Utility Vehicle
Review the UFORCE 600 regional reference against the supplied manual, load, occupants and destination use.
Key checks before you choose
A clear operating brief makes the proposed configuration easier to assess and the quotation easier to compare.
01
Task and field conditions
Specify crop, soil, terrain, working depth, area and annual hours. Include the heaviest or most demanding implement in the enquiry.
02
PTO speed and connection
Match the implement’s speed and power requirement to the offered tractor. Check the shaft, spline, engagement method and manufacturer instructions.
03
Hitch, lift and stability
Confirm hitch category, geometry and lifting capacity at the stated measuring point. Include implement mass, centre of gravity, ballast and tyre requirements.
04
Hydraulic compatibility
Identify flow, pressure, independent circuits, couplers and return arrangement. A quoted pump figure alone does not establish implement compatibility.
05
Farm transport duty
For transport vehicles, describe the load, route and gradients. Keep public-road use and local registration requirements separate from field operation.
06
Service and seasonal use
Request manuals, filters, belts, serviceable parts and support responsibilities. Plan initial spares around the actual engine and components supplied.
What belongs in your quotation
Use one written technical schedule for the manufacturer, complete vehicle or machine, equipment and commercial scope.
| Scope | Information to confirm | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Machine identity | Exact export model, engine, rated power, drive, transmission and operator configuration | Model names can cover different market versions |
| PTO and hydraulics | PTO speeds and shaft; required flow, pressure, circuits and couplers | Checks the working connection to your equipment |
| Hitch and loading | Hitch category, lift measuring point, implement geometry, tyres and ballast | Supports a like-for-like comparison of the working combination |
| Attachments | Implement model, dimensions, working width/depth and included fittings | Keeps the tractor and implement scope clear |
| Delivery and service | Packing, dimensions, spares, manuals, inspection and warranty responsibilities | Prepares the machine for shipping and practical use |
From enquiry to a defined order
01 · Operating brief
Send destination, quantity, application, operating conditions and the body or implements required.
02 · Configuration review
We coordinate the exact factory model, offered options and equipment interfaces with the manufacturer.
03 · Offer and acceptance
Review the technical schedule, included items, inspection evidence, service scope and shipping terms.
Choose your next procurement decision
Start with the task you need to solve. These guides help you prepare a model-specific brief and compare complete quotation scopes.
Working combination
PTO, hitch and hydraulics
Compare PTO modes, lift measuring points, linkage geometry and remote connections.
Working combination
Disc plough and tractor
Match soil, depth, width, implement identity, lift conditions and field capacity.
Field and transport
Choose farm transport
Separate three-wheeler, UTV and light-truck loads, routes and intended use.
Field and transport
Tyres and ballast
Define the implements, tyre package and manufacturer-assessed load cases.
Delivery and support
Packing and first-season readiness
Agree packages, arrival assembly, manuals and seasonal spares.
Frequently asked questions
Is engine horsepower enough to choose a tractor?
No. Also compare the implement’s PTO demand, hitch, hydraulics, tractor mass, tyres and field conditions. Engine power and PTO capability are different specification items; use the offered tractor and implement manuals together.
How do I compare 540, economy PTO and 1000 rpm options?
Start with the speed required by the implement and confirm the offered tractor’s PTO modes and shaft connection. An economy PTO mode and a 1000 rpm PTO mode serve different requirements; do not treat them as interchangeable options.
Why does the lift-capacity measuring point matter?
A lift value at the linkage and a value measured behind it describe different load geometry. Request the capacity with its measuring point and conditions stated, then check the actual implement mass and centre of gravity.
Which hydraulic details should I send?
Provide required flow and pressure, the number of independently controlled functions, coupler details and any special return requirements. Include the implement manufacturer’s hydraulic specification when available.
Can you match a plough or other implement to the tractor?
Yes, send soil type, depth, width, hitch dimensions and the implement’s mass and power requirements. We review the tractor and attachment as a proposed combination and identify each item in the offer.
Are farm transport vehicles automatically suitable for public roads?
Intended road use must be checked for the vehicle type, exact offered version and destination. Share road and field work separately so that local registration, braking and load requirements can be reviewed.
What is included in the quotation?
The offer should identify the manufacturer and exact version, supplied equipment, options, spare parts and trade terms. Packing, inspection, freight and destination charges are listed as included or excluded so that different offers can be compared fairly.
How are shipping and delivery dates confirmed?
We confirm the factory schedule and transport proposal for the selected configuration and quantity. Shipping depends on finished dimensions, mass, packing and the route to your destination port. Production and transport estimates are shown separately.
What support should be agreed before ordering?
Request the operator and service manuals, maintenance schedule, initial consumables, spare-parts identification and warranty responsibilities for the actual components supplied. Discuss commissioning or training if the equipment needs it.
What should I send for a quotation?
Send your destination country and port, quantity, application, operating conditions and required equipment. Include the model or technical schedule if you have one. We use this information to propose an identified configuration and an itemized offer.
Tell us what the vehicle or machine needs to do
Send the destination, quantity and operating brief. We will review an identified configuration and the scope of your quotation.