Farm Machinery Package · Sourced From China
A tractor with the wrong implements is a parked engine. A catalogue sells you the tractor and leaves you to guess the plough, the seeder, the hitch category and the spares. We don't — we match every implement to your land, your crops and your horsepower, then ship the whole working set in one container.
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Why A Cheap Tractor Costs You A Season
Every implement has to match the tractor that pulls it: the power take-off horsepower, the three-point hitch category, the weight it can lift at the back. Buy a strong tractor and a plough built for a bigger hitch and they simply won't couple. Buy a light tractor and a heavy subsoiler and it stalls in hard ground. A supplier who only sells you the tractor is leaving the hardest decisions to you.
A working farm needs the tractor and the plough, the harrow, the seeder, the ridger, the sprayer, the trailer — each sized to the same machine and to the crops you actually grow. Find your horsepower in the matrix below and you'll see the set that belongs with it, and the spares that keep it in the field.
Match Implements To Horsepower
Find your tractor size (or the acreage you farm) on the left. The middle columns show the hitch and the implements that fit it. The right column is what a mismatched set does the first day in the field.
| Tractor class | Hitch & PTO | Implements that fit | Farm size it suits | A mismatch means |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Walking / power tiller · 8–25 HP | Belt / mini-PTO | Rotary tiller, small ridger, inter-row cultivator, single-axle trailer | Market gardens, small plots, inter-row work | Too light to pull a plough — stalls |
| Compact · 25–40 HP | Cat I 3-point · 540 PTO | 2-disc plough, disc harrow, seed drill, ridger, forage mower, trailer | 1–20 ha mixed cropping | Cat II implements won't couple |
| Utility · 50–70 HP | Cat I/II · 540 PTO | 3–4-disc plough, offset harrow, 4-row seeder + fertiliser, subsoiler, rotavator, boom sprayer | 20–80 ha row crops | Under-powered subsoiler in hard soil |
| Field · 80–100 HP | Cat II · 540/1000 PTO | 4–5-disc plough, heavy harrow, planter, subsoiler, mower-conditioner, tipping trailer | 80–200 ha | Undersized PTO stalls a mulcher |
| Row-crop · 100–130 HP | Cat II/III · 1000 PTO | Reversible plough, power harrow, pneumatic planter, baler, large trailer | 200+ ha & contracting | Oversized — fuel & capital wasted |
We confirm the hitch category, PTO rating and lift capacity of every implement against your tractor before any deposit — not just the brochure line.
Tell us your acreage — we'll match the setBrands & What Comes After The Plough
These are the three names buyers in Kenya, Uganda, Ghana, Tanzania and Zambia type into a search box — YTO tractors, Lovol tractors, Foton, and every variation of "farm tractors for sale" around them. They are all real, established Chinese manufacturers with tractors working across Africa. But the badge on the bonnet tells you less than the three things below — and those are what we check on your behalf, on the line, before you pay anyone.
Check one
A big Chinese tractor name covers several plants and a long model range, and export models are not always the domestic ones. We confirm the model code, walk the line that assembles it, and photograph it — so you are buying a specific machine, not a brand reputation.
Check two
The tractor may carry one badge and the engine another. Ask for the engine make and model in writing — it decides your service intervals, your filter part numbers, and whether a mechanic two districts away has ever opened one.
Check three
A cheaper tractor whose filters and clutch plates nobody stocks within a day's drive is the expensive one. If the local parts trail is thin, the answer is not a different badge — it is shipping the wear parts with the machine, which is what we do by default.
Harvest & Post-Harvest
Planting equipment is where most first orders stop, and harvest is where the crop is actually lost. Three machines answer nearly every request we get — and the honest answer is usually not the biggest one.
Cob to grain
The lowest-cost, fastest-payback machine in the chain, and the one that saves the crop from rain and mould while it waits to be shelled. Sized in tonnes per hour, driven by diesel, mains or your tractor's PTO. How to size a maize sheller →
Grain to flour
Where a tonne of grain becomes several times its value, and where a farm turns into a business other farmers pay. Mills and mobile processing lines →
The one to defer
This is where suppliers push hardest and where we usually push back. A self-propelled combine earns its keep on large contiguous blocks, not on scattered plots. Take the reaper or picker-husker on the first order and revisit the combine when the field logistics justify it — we would rather you spend that money on implements and spares.
Sets We Have Actually Shipped
20 units · 15 days by rail
Twenty heavy units delivered in fifteen days by cross-border rail — the route mattered more than the machine. Read the case →
Narrow track · vineyard rows
Narrow-track machines specified to work tight vineyard rows without damaging the crop — track width decided the tractor. Read the case →
CKD · 60% less freight
CKD packing and local assembly support cut the shipping cost by 60% — on small tractors, freight is the whole argument. Read the case →
Crops then cattle
The same client equipped the planting side first, then came back for the feedlot — one invoice per shipment. Read the case →
Tell us the badge you were quoted and we will tell you which plant builds it, what engine is in it, and what the same money buys specified properly.
Get the set specifiedKnow your horsepower band? We'll match the implements to it.
Get My Container QuoteOne Container, Every Job Covered
We build the package around the crop cycle, so no critical job is left without a machine. This is a real, shipped set — one tractor with a full range of matched implements.
Subsoiler, leveling blade and disc plough to break, clear and level the field before the first seed.
Disc harrow, rotavator and power harrow to work the soil down to a clean, plantable seedbed.
Mechanical seed drills, a 4-row seeder with fertiliser box, and crop-specific units — down to a dedicated groundnut seeder.
Ridger / furrow-maker, inter-row cultivator, weeding blade and boom sprayer to keep the crop through the season.
Forage mower, straw / forage crusher and reapers matched to what you grow — grain, fodder or roots.
An agricultural trailer to move it all — plus a crate of wear parts so a broken blade never parks the machine.
What One Container Actually Holds
No single factory makes a tractor, a groundnut seeder, a forage crusher and the 295 wear parts that keep them turning. That's why equipping a farm from China usually means twenty negotiations, twenty payments and a shipment that arrives half-built. This is a real container we shipped — every line sourced, matched, consolidated and delivered on one invoice.
Power & traction
Ground preparation
Planting
Crop care
Harvest & forage
Handling & spares
Opens in your browser · 7 pages — every category, quantities, indicative pricing and terms. No form, no email required.
One box, everything matched — tell us your land and crops.
Get My Container QuoteA Recent Build
A repeat agribusiness client equipped a complete crop operation from China in a single container — one tractor, 15+ matched implements from plough to groundnut seeder, and 295 wear parts — delivered CIF to their own port. The next container was a full livestock setup.
We keep client identities private. What we can show is the pattern: one partner, one consolidated shipment, a whole operation equipped.
Three Things & We Build It
With these three we size the tractor, choose every implement and price the container. No guesswork, no half-built package at the dock.
Your land
Hectares and terrain — flat or rocky, cleared or bush. Sets the horsepower and the tillage kit.
Your crops
Maize, rice, groundnut, fodder… decides the seeder, the harvester and the specialised units.
Your tractor
Buying one with us, or matching implements to a tractor you already own? Either works.
The Part You Can't Get In Three Weeks
A disc, a share, a tine, a belt — the cheap parts that wear out first are the ones that park a whole machine when they're not on the shelf. A single broken plough share in the middle of the season, with no local supply, costs you far more than the part. That's why we quote a crate of wear parts with the package — the discs, shares, tines, blades and belts your set will actually consume — so a routine failure is a five-minute swap, not a lost month.
Tell us how many seasons of spares you want carried and we build it into the same container, at the same freight.
Spares ride in the same container — priced with the set, not after it.
Get My Container QuoteOne Container, One Price
A tractor bought alone looks cheap until you add the implements, the freight and the spares one purchase at a time — from factories that never talk to each other. We source the tractor and every implement, consolidate them into one container, and quote it CIF to your port — one invoice, one shipment, one arrival. No half-loads, no surprise "extras" at the dock.
We inspect the build before the deposit and prepare the export and customs documents so it clears at your destination without a hold.
What one container typically carries
A full crop-mechanization container is typically built for around one 40ft load — exact scope and price depend on your land and crops.
Get my container quoteInspection, Documents & Customs
Before the balance is paid we inspect the tractor and implements — engine hours, hitch and PTO fit, paint and welds — and photograph the load. We prepare the full export pack: commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin and the machinery documents your customs needs, with the conformity marks required in your market where they apply.
Serving buyers across Africa, Central Asia, South America and the Gulf — the framework is the same wherever your port is.
Straight Answers
Three things: your land (hectares and terrain), the crops you grow, and whether you're buying a tractor with us or matching implements to one you own. From those we size the tractor, select every implement to the right hitch and PTO, add the wear parts, and price it CIF to your port.
Yes. Tell us the tractor's horsepower, its hitch category and PTO speed, and we match every implement to it so everything couples and runs. Getting the hitch category wrong is the most common mistake when buying implements separately — we check it before you pay.
Yes. Beyond the standard plough, harrow and seeder, we source crop-specific units — groundnut seeders, rice equipment, forage mowers and crushers, ridgers for root crops — so the package fits what you actually grow rather than a generic kit.
We quote a crate of wear parts — discs, shares, tines, blades and belts — in the same container, so a routine failure is a quick swap instead of a lost season. Tell us how many seasons of spares you want carried and we build it in at the same freight.
Yes. We consolidate the tractor, implements and spares from multiple factories into one container, inspect the load before the balance, and quote CIF to your destination port — one invoice, one shipment. We prepare the export and customs documents so it clears without a hold.
Proven, Container By Container
Farm & Feedlot, Container By Container
A real order — read the case study
The same client who bought a complete planting package came back for the cattle side — sourced, inspected and shipped container by container, one invoice per shipment.
Read the full case studyBuild Your Package
Tell us your land, your crops and your tractor. We come back with the matched machinery set, the wear parts and a CIF price to your port — usually within one business day.
Every implement matched to your tractor before deposit
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