HT354-Y 35HP Tractor for Small Farms and Field Work

Working in Narrow Spaces Without Compromising Power

If you manage permanent crops like apples, grapes, or olives, you know the frustration of a tractor that’s too wide. Snapping lower branches, missing the sprayer alignment, or rutting up wet soil between rows costs you time and future yields. The HT354-Y was laid out specifically for these tight production environments.

Start with the chassis width. At just 1300mm across, this 35hp narrow tractor passes through standard orchard row spacing that would stop a utility tractor cold. The 1700mm wheelbase keeps the turning radius tight enough to pivot at row ends without running over the end posts, while the 4WD system digs in when you’re crossing damp headlands or navigating gentle side slopes.

Weight is the other half of the equation. At 1310kg operating weight, this compact 4WD tractor stays heavy enough to pull a disc mower or a small manure spreader through soft ground, yet light enough to avoid deep rutting in your permanent grass sward. That’s a genuine advantage when you’re running multiple passes during wet spring conditions—the KM385BT engine pulls cleanly without the tractor sinking in on itself.

The dual-speed PTO (540/720 rpm) gives you flexibility across your implement lineup. Run a flail mower or rotary tiller at 540 rpm for heavier cutting work. Switch up to 720 rpm for a mist sprayer or a small wood chipper that wants higher shaft speed for fine output. The six-spline shaft accepts the standard yokes found on most European and Asian orchard equipment, so you are not hunting for odd adapters before a critical spray window.

Transport speed also matters when you’ve got multiple blocks spread across a valley. The 8+2 gearbox delivers a forward road speed up to 31.3 km/h, so moving between distant parcels doesn’t eat up the whole morning. On the low end, the 2.06 km/h creep gear makes precision work possible—think backing up to a post-hole digger or inching forward while picking up windrowed prunings.

From a logistics standpoint, the 1310kg mass simplifies moving the tractor between your properties or taking it in for seasonal service. A standard 2.5-ton tandem trailer behind a one-ton pickup handles the load without overweight permits, which is a practical consideration for growers who don’t own a heavy haul truck.

Options That Fit Your Growing Region

Warmer climate growers often prefer the canopy or ROPS for sun protection while keeping airflow open. For winter pruning and feeding operations, the heating cab makes a visible difference in operator comfort when the thermometer drops below freezing. The external forced lifter is a worthwhile upgrade if you’re constantly switching between heavy rear-mounted implements—it speeds up the lift response time without waiting for the standard hydraulic lag.

Export packaging is handled with the iron frame option, which secures the tractor inside a shipping container against rough sea states. This frame also lets you inspect the machine for any transit damage before you sign off on delivery. For buyers setting up their own service schedule, spare parts kits covering filters, clutch discs, and hydraulic seals can be bundled with the initial order to keep your first two seasons covered without sourcing consumables locally.