Advantages of compact tractors – especially in agricultural engineering
Imagine it’s harvest time: in the morning you first move the trailer, then quickly mulch the pasture – and in the afternoon you still have to haul material to the machinery shed. It’s in situations like these that compact tractors in agriculture show why they are a real alternative to large farm machines for many operations.
The biggest advantage: they are compact and agile, so they can handle tight spaces – in the yard, between buildings, or on narrow paths. At the same time, they deliver enough power to reliably carry out typical tasks: transport, grounds maintenance, or front loader work. Thanks to the option of attaching implements at the front and rear, a compact tractor quickly becomes a true all-rounder – a mulcher today, a trailer tomorrow, forestry work the day after.
And the economic picture also fits: compact tractors are usually fuel-efficient and run pleasantly smoothly. This is primarily an advantage when the machine is used regularly in everyday work and not only taken out of the shed “for the big job.”
