Tractors

Kilograms

Horsepower (hp)

Watts

Newtons

Only by pulling

Only through a power-take-off shaft

Pulling, pushing, and through a power-take-off shaft

Only through a belt pulley

Speedy transportation

Heavy-duty operations like road making or dam building

Precision farming

Airborne operations

Adjusting tire pressure

Mounting implements and machines

Controlling engine power

Regulating fuel consumption

Diesel engines are quieter

Diesel engines are more fuel-efficient for the same work

Gasoline engines are more durable

Gasoline engines produce more horsepower

Oil level

Coolant level

Air pressure

Tire condition

To increase fuel consumption

To decrease engine power

To improve tractor speed

To provide useful work and maintain optimal performance

Adjusting the distance between rows of crops

Adjusting the length of the tractor

Adjusting the height of the tractor

Adjusting the width of the tractor

It measures engine power

It provides traction on the ground

It helps drive external machines using a belt

It controls the tractor's speed

Fuel consumption

Engine temperature

Tire pressure

Oil viscosity