Trailer for walk-behind tractor
A trailer for a walk-behind tractor is a very effective universal tool that serves as an indispensable assistant in agriculture.It can carry any cargo – hay, manure, humus, building materials, boxes or bags of harvest. Before purchasing, you need to carefully study all the technical nuances.
Many people ask the question: is it possible to attach a regular car trailer to a walk-behind tractor? These two types of trailers have a number of differences.
A car trailer does not have brakes. Therefore, such a trailer on a walk-behind tractor can lead to an accident – it can tip over or simply continue to move by inertia along with the chassis.
Another difference – trailer for walk-behind tractors from Kronosmoto has a seat, which is indispensable when transporting goods.
- All trailer models have the same types of attachment to the walk-behind tractor. When purchasing, you need to pay attention to the load capacity, quality of brakes, and other important parameters, the most important of which is engine power. Manufacturers always give recommendations on how best to use it.
carts for walk-behind tractors are made of steel, plastic, and galvanized. The latter are the most reliable and most expensive. They can be used in any weather. The minimum thickness of the side is 2 mm. The name of the trailer always contains a series of numbers that indicate the load capacity.- If the sides are folding, this greatly facilitates the loading and unloading processes. There are trailers with a tipper function. If the load is very heavy, it must be disconnected before tipping.
- A trailer with a load capacity greater than 350 kg must have a braking system.
- Trailers can be equipped with or without wheels. Steel wheels are more reliable. Cast iron ones quickly break down on rural roads with holes and potholes. Different wheel models have different hubs. Wheels can be reinforced to carry heavy loads. Large, wide wheels won’t get stuck in the mud even with a heavy load.
When purchasing, you need to pay attention to the drawbar – will it be possible to attach it to a walk-behind tractor? Also important are the wings over the wheels, the seat (also known as a box with keys), and the presence of a braking system.
