Quality vs low-price: how LeiHeng frames the China tractor market
A vicious low-price race that cuts materials and QC is not a sustainable dealer strategy. Cost belongs in the machine and the spare-parts kit.
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Selection guides, export checklists, and market notes.
A vicious low-price race that cuts materials and QC is not a sustainable dealer strategy. Cost belongs in the machine and the spare-parts kit.
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Row spacing, overall width and implement clearance decide more orchard deals than brochure horsepower alone.
Read more →A clean first shipment builds trust faster than any brochure — here is what importers usually ask for.
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Most volume dealers win in the 50–70 HP band — if power, PTO and hitch choices stay coherent.
Read more →Brochure horsepower does not replace axle choice when rows stay wet after rain.
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Most first-container friction is paperwork and parts — not paint color.
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