Scenario, tire and implement-matching guides to help dealers specify and export with confidence.
Open farmland dealers usually stock a 40–90 HP volume band and a heavier TD option for deep plough and trailer days.
Mountain buyers care about wheelbase, gear spacing and whether a walk-behind or compact 4WD fits terraces.
Orchard dealers win when overall width, turning radius and PTO match local sprayers — not when horsepower is oversized.
Greenhouse work fails when overall length, cab height or tire width hits the structure — specify LH-YD first.
Paddy and wetland buyers care about flotation, sealing and service access after long days in mud.
Vegetable and smallholder channels move volume on 8–35 HP classes with simple service and high container density.
Brochure tire families: normal agricultural, medium/high tread, paddy high tread, and radial — choose by flotation, wear and road time.
LeiHeng can advise tractor + implement packages for multi-cylinder and walk-behind lines, including connector type.
Importers in the Middle East typically ask for coherent HS codes, English manuals, and machines that tolerate heat and dust with simple service.
