Author: Tractor123

I’ve spent enough time around farms to know one thing clearly: farmers don’t buy used tractors because they have no option. They buy them because […]

A second hand tractors isn’t something you fall in love with at first sight. It grows on you. Slowly. The scratches tell stories. The faded […]

I’ve worked around tractors long enough to know one thing for sure—new machines are nice, but used ones keep farms running. A second hand tractor […]

A used tractor is often seen as a second option. Something you buy only when money is tight. That thinking usually comes from people who […]

An old tractor is not just a machine with faded paint and a tired engine note. For many farmers, it’s a working partner that has […]

A second hand tractor is not just a cheaper machine. It is usually a story already in motion. I’ve seen tractors that worked ten seasons […]

Anyone who has actually worked with an old tractors knows this feeling. You don’t just start it. You listen first. The sound tells you everything. […]

A used tractor isn’t just a machine that’s changed hands. It’s a working partner with a past. Every scratch on the hood, every faded sticker, […]

If you spend a few mornings around Jabalpur’s mandi roads or village edges, you’ll notice something interesting. Old tractors don’t just sit parked. They work. […]

When someone in a village says purana tractor, they don’t mean useless or worn out. They mean a machine that has already proved itself. A […]