The long handlebar assembly carries the hand grips, levers, and control cables for guided operation from behind.
Yard Movement - Farmyard-Setup-Before-Soil-Entry
Guided Routes Across Prepared Fields
The field and yard views show an operator behind the blue handlebar while the red-covered engine, cyan-blue power unit, and silver-rim tread wheels carry the chassis. A blue rear tiller with white guards follows the machine along the prepared route. Confirm tool choice, soil, route, and clearance before operation.
Field Route Work - Field-Preparation-With-Rear-Tool
Prepared Rows - Row-side-Work-Behind-the-Handlebar
Yard Movement - Farmyard-Setup-Before-Soil-Entry
Connection Setup - Tool-Alignment-on-the-Rear-Frame
Field Route Work - Field-Preparation-With-Rear-Tool
Prepared Rows - Row-side-Work-Behind-the-Handlebar
The long handlebar assembly carries the hand grips, levers, and control cables for guided operation from behind.
The upper engine and tank module provides the power unit and fuel storage mounted ahead of the chassis.
The engine body encloses the crankcase and visible service points, forming the main drive source for the tractor.
The exposed pulley and belt set transfers engine rotation toward the transmission while remaining accessible for service.
The black gearbox chassis supports the driveline, wheel axles, and rear implement connection in one structural base.
The left treaded wheel mounts to the axle and provides ground contact for steady hand-guided travel.
The right treaded wheel mounts to the axle and works with the opposite wheel to keep the tractor balanced in motion.

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The supplied views show a blue rear tiller with white curved guards. Confirm the exact implement arrangement separately.
The operator walks behind the handlebar and uses its visible grips and levers to guide the tractor along a clear route.
Review the tool connection, travel line, soil condition, wheel clearance, and control response before working.
Allow clearance for the wheels, handlebar, and guarded tiller; the folder does not provide transport dimensions.