Field, Orchard and Meadow Work
The scenes show the tractor working across a plowed field, terraced farm soil, vegetable beds and a meadow edge. An operator drives from the cab or operator station while the front and rear wheels keep contact with the ground, leaving natural tracks and light soil marks. Different views show the hood, engine area, canopy, chassis, counterweights and rear hitch in practical outdoor settings.
Plowed Field: Plowed Field Tillage with Operator. 504E is shown in this working setting; confirm implement fit, terrain, route clearance and operating conditions before use.
Terraced Field: Terraced Field Tillage with Operator. 504E is shown in this working setting; confirm implement fit, terrain, route clearance and operating conditions before use.
Vegetable Beds: Vegetable Bed Cultivation Work. 504E is shown in this working setting; confirm implement fit, terrain, route clearance and operating conditions before use.
Meadow Edge: Meadow Edge Soil Preparation. 504E is shown in this working setting; confirm implement fit, terrain, route clearance and operating conditions before use.Plowed Field: Plowed Field Tillage with Operator. 504E is shown in this working setting; confirm implement fit, terrain, route clearance and operating conditions before use.Terraced Field: Terraced Field Tillage with Operator. 504E is shown in this working setting; confirm implement fit, terrain, route clearance and operating conditions before use.Front wheel steering changes the tractor heading, connecting turns with continued travel and allowing the vehicle to move around the yard.
The overhead canopy and rollover frame form the operator protection structure above the seat.
The seat and rear fender platform provide the operator position and support the rear controls.
The hood and grille enclose and protect the front engine area while defining the tractor nose.
The engine, cooling face and exhaust components form the visible power assembly for the tractor.
The central transmission and rear axle housing transfers drive to the rear wheel assemblies.
The front axle and steering linkage connect the front wheels and guide the tractor direction.
Front ballast blocks and their carrier mount at the nose as the tractor's visible counterweight assembly.
The open driving position combines with mirrors on both sides, letting the seated operator view the surroundings and areas behind.
00:40The open driving position combines with mirrors on both sides, letting the seated operator view the surroundings and areas behind.
00:43Several control levers are positioned around the seat, working alongside the steering wheel to keep vehicle operation accessible while seated.
01:27Every tractor passes item-by-item inspection and shock-proof packaging, ensuring safe, worry-free overseas delivery.
01:26Complete tractors container-loaded with extra securing, cross lashing and seal checks — safe, damage-free shipment worldwide.
01:57Built on a standardized assembly line with strict fuel-line checks — dependable quality, unit after unit.
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info@eascoutia.com400 158 5899The materials show an agricultural utility tractor with an operator station, front and rear wheel assemblies, front ballast and a rear three-point hitch.
The scenes cover worked soil, terraced farm soil, vegetable beds and a meadow edge, with the tractor shown in practical outdoor operating positions.
The operator is seated inside the cab and uses the steering wheel and nearby controls while the tractor remains fully grounded.
The rear of the chassis carries a three-point linkage that forms the visible interface for compatible field equipment.
Confirm the required tractor configuration, working environment and equipment connection details against the actual unit before placing an order.
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