Zhang Zhencheng, a user in Boluo County, Huizhou City, Guangdong Province, boasts about his newly bought Dongfanghong LXM1604-C power reversing tractor to everyone he meets.
This spring, the village began to transfer land on a large scale. Zhang Zhencheng looked at the idle farmland and had a bold idea in his mind: contract the land and engage in large-scale planting! After making up his mind, Zhang Zhencheng decided to buy a high-horsepower tractor. After repeated comparisons, he set his sights on the Dongfanghong LXM1604-C power reversing tractor.
“This car has power reversing, and you don’t need to step on the clutch when reversing. The 160 horsepower can do heavy work like an old cow plowing the land – stable!” Zhang Zhencheng climbed into the cab to try it out. The suspended seat was as comfortable as a sofa, and the LCD instrument panel was clearly visible, so he picked up the car on the spot.
Zhang Zhencheng said that when his Dongfanghong LXM1604-C power-reversing tractor was used for the first time to cultivate the land, the small-horsepower tractor in the neighboring village kept slipping while pulling the seed drill. However, the Dongfanghong was like a tireless iron bull, carrying a four-ridge precision seed drill and sowing 80 mu a day. What surprised Zhang Zhencheng the most was that when turning at the end of the field, he could change direction instantly by just pulling the joystick, and no longer had to step on the clutch in a hurry like in the past. Zhang Zhencheng’s wife sat in the co-pilot seat and smiled and said, “This machine knows more about it than you do!”
The truth was revealed when harvesting sugarcane. This year, the sugarcane grew particularly well and was taller than in previous years. Other operators were worried that the machine “could not handle it”, but Zhang Zhencheng’s Dongfanghong was equipped with a harvester with a 3-meter header, and the 16 forward gears allowed the speed to be freely controlled. Especially when encountering wet plots, the double-cylinder high-pressure lifting system steadily lifted the farm implements, and there was no “head-diving” situation. When the last acre of land was harvested, the fuel gauge showed that the fuel consumption per 100 acres was 5 liters less than that of similar vehicles. This account made Zhang Zhencheng feel warm.
In March this year, during the Chinese cabbage harvest season, it rained for three consecutive days. A vegetable farmer in the village had 10 acres of water spinach that were about to rot in the field. Zhang Zhencheng drove the “Dongfanghong” with a mower to help overnight. When the headlights cut through the rain curtain, the tires rolled deep ruts in the mud, and the mower wrapped in the fragrance of vegetables came to the face, the vegetable farmer repeatedly expressed his gratitude.
Now Zhang Zhencheng’s agricultural machinery cooperative has 6 tractors, all of which are “Dongfanghong”
