YTO NLX904-1 Utility Tractor
A tractor enquiry for cooperatives or agricultural service work needing a defined implement package. State soil, desired depth/width, operating hours and transport duties before comparing the target configuration.
Soil, field access, seasonal hours, transport and operator requirements.
Identify PTO, hitch, hydraulics, tyres and the specific implement or cargo task.
Agree packing, assembly, functional checks, manuals and first-season spares.
The technical reference is for YTO NLX904-1. An accurate photograph of this model has not yet been verified, so this brief has no model photograph. Request the actual factory model image and offered configuration file before approving the order.
Choose the version for your duty
The YTO reference identifies NLX904-1 within a multi-model catalogue table. Use its specific model column and the offered gearbox/engine configuration. The LX904 target name does not establish the same build; optional transmissions must be listed as part of the actual offer.
Configuration and quotation schedule
| Selection item | Reference / confirmation required |
|---|---|
| Published model reference | NLX904-1: 90 hp class; catalogue engine rating 66.1 kW at 2,200 rpm |
| Transmission | 12F/4R reference; catalogue options 12F/12R or 24F/8R require confirmation |
| PTO and lift basis | 540/1000 rpm PTO; at least 23 kN lift measured at the pivot point |
| Hydraulic functions | Catalogue: 2 or 3 output sets; obtain supplied circuit and coupler details |
| Tyres and geometry | Confirm wheel track, supplied tyres, implement clearance and ballast schedule |
| Complete supply scope | Exact suffix, engine/emissions, operator equipment, implements, manuals, spares and packing |
Equipment and destination matching
For tractors and implements, compare the operator arrangement, PTO, hitch and hydraulic connections with the working task. Agricultural equipment does not use road-car LHD/RHD as its principal selection label. For a farm transport vehicle or UTV, confirm the exact model, intended use and destination classification separately.
Inspection and handover
Evidence before dispatch
Verify the full model/engine codes, PTO, linkage and hydraulic outlets. Review implement geometry and lift conditions, operator protection/cab equipment, tyre ratings and ballast guidance for the offered combination.
Parts, manuals and support
Request filters and routine wear items for the exact engine and tractor. Include hydraulic coupler/seal identification, linkage parts and separate implement consumables and arrival-assembly responsibilities.
Delivery records
Agree the inspection record and supplied configuration before release. Identify package quantities, loose components, manuals and included tools. State the warranty provider and its service procedure in the quotation, together with the responsibilities for arrival checks and assembly where applicable.
Questions before ordering
Why does the NLX904-1 suffix matter?
Manufacturer prefixes and suffixes can identify different tractor builds. Keep NLX904-1 consistent across the model plate, quotation, specification, manual and parts identification.
Which gearbox should be quoted?
The reference lists 12F/4R and optional arrangements. Specify the required working duties and have the supplier identify the exact gearbox in the offer; optional configurations are not assumed included.
Can its lift figure be compared directly with another tractor?
Compare ratings at the same measuring point and with the actual implement geometry. The reference uses the pivot point; attachment mass, centre of gravity and ballast still need review.
What else must be matched with the PTO?
Identify the implement instructions, speed, shaft/spline, drive connection and guard arrangement. Confirm the supplied PTO configuration and manufacturer review of the proposed combination.
What should a hydraulic attachment brief contain?
List each function, connection, required flow/pressure and operating duty. Confirm valve sets and simultaneous-operation requirements for the quoted tractor.
How should transport and arrival assembly be planned?
Obtain supplied dimensions, operator configuration, removed components and packing drawings. Agree unloading, assembly, functional checks, manuals and local service responsibilities.
Prepare your enquiry
Destination country and port, quantity, crop or site work, soil and terrain, annual working hours, tractor/implement details, PTO and hydraulic requirements, and intended road or site use.
Download the fillable procurement brief to prepare your destination, operating task and configuration inputs.
Manufacturer catalogue reference; the written offer must identify the supplied factory build, configuration and documents. View manufacturer reference.