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SirAlec · 22nd April 2008, 16:54

There happen to be no thread dedicated to above, so decided to start one. I feel they also play an important role in Automotive World. Without them creating roads/highways and stuff where will we run our souped up skodas or swift.

Here I start with a very quirky farm vehicle that visited our city yesterday. I decided to follow him for pix and infos. As I have never seen such a small vehicle with so much payload capacity.

The Vehicle
Dunno the make or who makes it . But it use mitshubishi single cylinder DI diesel.
One Cylinder NA, i guess its rated at about 10hp
Handle start.
3 forward and 1 reverse gear.
Belt driven.
ALso has a PTO
6.00/12 mrf shakti.
Trailer is custom built and rides on Ceat 7.00/16.

And yeah! the lucky owner is Hemraj Singh from Marwar, Pali. He drives around selling his produce, this time A1 quality Garlic. @ Rs.15-30/kg.

22nd April 2008, 16:54	#1 (permalink)
SirAlec BHPian Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: INDIA Posts: 692	Farm Vehicles & Agricultural Equipments, Off Highway Workhorse There happen to be no thread dedicated to above, so decided to start one. I feel they also play an important role in Automotive World. Without them creating roads/highways and stuff where will we run our souped up skodas or swift. Here I start with a very quirky farm vehicle that visited our city yesterday. I decided to follow him for pix and infos. As I have never seen such a small vehicle with so much payload capacity. *The Vehicle* Dunno the make or who makes it . But it use mitshubishi single cylinder DI diesel. One Cylinder NA, i guess its rated at about 10hp Handle start. 3 forward and 1 reverse gear. Belt driven. ALso has a PTO 6.00/12 mrf shakti. Trailer is custom built and rides on Ceat 7.00/16. And yeah! the lucky owner is Hemraj Singh from Marwar, Pali. He drives around selling his produce, this time A1 quality Garlic. @ Rs.15-30/kg. Attached Images __________________ Living Life a quarter mile at a time...