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    The document summarizes key components of a two-wheel tractor, including the engine, engine pulley, engine mounting frame, idler pulley, stand assembly, belt guard, input shaft pulley, handle bar, handle bar adjustment, hitch assembly, transmission assembly, mud guard, axle, cage wheel, main clutch lever, throttle lever, and hand grip. It provides references for further information on two-wheel tractor components.

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    The document summarizes key components of a two-wheel tractor, including the engine, engine pulley, engine mounting frame, idler pulley, stand assembly, belt guard, input shaft pulley, handle bar, handle bar adjustment, hitch assembly, transmission assembly, mud guard, axle, cage wheel, main clutch lever, throttle lever, and hand grip. It provides references for further information on two-wheel tractor components.

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    The document summarizes key components of a two-wheel tractor, including the engine, engine pulley, engine mounting frame, idler pulley, stand assembly, belt guard, input shaft pulley, handle bar, handle bar adjustment, hitch assembly, transmission assembly, mud guard, axle, cage wheel, main clutch lever, throttle lever, and hand grip. It provides references for further information on two-wheel tractor components.

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    Engine – Two-wheel tractor’s main source of power.

    It uses fuel and burns it to produce mechanical


    power.

    Engine pulley – transmit mechanical power and torque, or the force of motion, through the pulley
    system to additional hand tractor elements.

    Engine mounting frame - re the rigid clamps or brackets by the help of which engine is mounted on the
    chassis of a hand tractor.

    Idler pulley - responsible for guiding and tensioning the engine drive belts. The idler pulley is meant to
    provide another smoothly rotating point for the engine belt to loop around, so that the desired routing
    can be achieved.

    Stand Assembly – framework of metal bars or fire bricks used to hold two-wheel tractor

    Belt guard - guards for chain, belt and gear drive power transmission systems of a two-wheel tractor.
    protect workers from exposed points of transmission system.

    Input shaft pulley – used to transmit motion and power from the input shaft.

    Handle bar - tubular component of a tractor’s steering mechanism. Handlebars provide a mounting
    place for controls such as brake, throttle, and clutch.

    Handle bar adjustment – it is used for adjustments of handle bar.

    Hitch Assembly
    Transmission assembly
    Mud guard
    Axle
    Cage wheel
    Main clutch lever
    Throttle lever
    Hand grip
    REFERENCES

    AG ENGG (2014)

    E COURSES

    FLUGEL

    GRAVELY (2003).

    OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY. (2015).

    PAES

    REPAIR CLINIC

    TEWARI, V.K., DEWANGAN, K.N., KARMAKAR, S. (2004).

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