Empower Smallholder Farmers Worldwide

For over 40 years, SUNTEC has supported more than 200,000 farming households with proven machinery and dependable service—helping smallholder farmers take practical first steps toward mechanization.

40 years

Industry Experience

Four decades of experience supplying agricultural machinery for overseas markets.

200,000

Power Tillers Exported

Cumulative power-tiller exports serving distributors and agricultural markets internationally.

10,000 units

Annual Production Capacity

SUNTEC confirms an annual agricultural-machinery production capacity of 10,000 units.

SUNTEC Power-Tiller Range

Meet the SUNTEC Range.

Browse the two documented SUNTEC platforms, then open the product dossier with the confirmed specifications, configuration discussion points and field guides for each model.

MUBOTA M80 walking tractor with RT90DI diesel engine

M80 power tiller

MUBOTA M80

For small plots, field access and repeated turns

M80 is a documented power tiller platform for terraces, irrigated plots and cultivation routes where access and manoeuvring shape the working setup. Review its confirmed chassis, power range and tilling-width options in the product dossier.

Output
7–10 hp
Weight w/o engine
179 kg
Tilling width
480 / 600 mm
View M80 Details
GN12 walking tractor platform with rotary tiller and diesel engine

GN series

GN12 / GN15

For sustained field work and short-distance transport

GN12 is a documented walking tractor platform for sustained tillage, traction and defined short-distance transport work. Its product dossier sets out the confirmed rotary basis, iron gearbox, transmission and configuration discussion points.

GN12 max. output
12.5 hp
GN12 weight w/o engine
470 kg
Tilling width
600 mm
View GN Series Details

Collect the Field Brief First

The Field Changes the Answer.

A model can look suitable on paper and still be wrong for the route, soil or task. Begin with the conditions the operator will actually meet, then move to wheels, width, implement and platform.

Illustrative M80 power tillers working in a wet paddy field at sunset

Paddy Fields

Ask about water depth, bund width and required traction. Wheel selection and controlled low-speed operation must suit waterlogged ground and limited access.

Illustrative complete GN12 walking tractor breaking dry soil in a vegetable plot

Dry Land

Define soil hardness, cultivation depth and the planned jobs. Tillage, soil breaking and row opening can require different platform and implement choices.

Customer-provided field photo of an operator guiding a red-engine walking tractor on cultivated terraced terrain

Hilly Terrain

Confirm access width, turning space, slope and surface stability. A machine that fits the workload must also fit the route into and around the plot.

Turn the Market Need into a Buildable Scope

Make Every Interface Accountable.

A quote is only useful when the engine, driveline, implement connection and packing describe the same delivered machine. This section shows the interfaces your team should be able to trace before shipment.

Order-critical detail

Gearbox Assembly

The M80 aluminium gearbox and GN12 iron gearbox belong to different platform choices. Confirm the model before comparing field-load requirements or service parts.

Complete dark-green walking-tractor gearbox and axle assembly on an inspection table

Order-critical detail

Engine Matching

Engine power, starting method and target-market requirements are matched to the selected platform and recorded in the final quotation.

RT125-series single-cylinder diesel engine

Order-critical detail

Implement Interface

The required job is checked against hitch arrangement and verified implement compatibility, reducing the risk of ordering an attachment that does not fit the selected setup.

Rotary attachment gearbox assembly shown against a white background

Order-critical detail

Export Packing

Machine separation, bracing and container preparation are aligned with the agreed configuration so the packing scope is visible before shipment.

Dark-green gearbox and axle assemblies separated inside a timber export crate

A Quote Should Be Comparable Before It Is Approved

From Market Brief to Order Scope.

  1. Frame the Market Need

    Set out the destination, buyer profile, field conditions, workload and intended purchase scope before naming a model.

  2. Test the Working Package

    Review the proposed platform, engine, working width and verified implements against the jobs customers will actually perform.

  3. Lock the Delivered Scope

    Make configuration, packing method and commercial terms visible in the same order record before approval.

  4. Prepare the Export Hand-off

    Crating, container planning and export documents follow the scope that has already been agreed.

Look Beyond the Finished Machine

See How the Order Takes Shape.

A product image shows the result. Assembly, component staging and export packing show the route from a confirmed setup to shipment, giving procurement teams evidence to review at each step.

Rows of finished two-wheel walking tractors with realistic red center covers arranged inside a clean assembly hall

Batch Assembly Records

Rows of two-wheel walking tractors show machines moving through assembly and final preparation as a production batch.

Plywood export crates braced inside a shipping container

Packing for the Confirmed Setup

Machines and separated components are crated and braced around the agreed order and container plan.

Forklift loading a weathered plywood export crate into an unbranded shipping container

Container Preparation

Loading records provide visible evidence of an export-oriented process from packed equipment to container preparation.

The buying context this range serves

  • Distributors and importers
  • Smallholder markets
  • Paddy-growing regions
  • Mixed-terrain markets

For procurement teams turning local field information into a documented platform and supply decision.

Bring local knowledge into the discussion

Listen Before You Specify.

A catalogue cannot reveal every crop, access route or operating habit in a market. Conversations and field visits add the context needed to turn a machine platform into a relevant recommendation.

SUNTEC M80 power tillers lined up with recipients at their Bhutan destination

Bhutan · M80 delivery record

M80 Delivery to Bhutan

This SUNTEC delivery record shows M80 power tillers together at their Bhutan destination, providing a visible reference for completed overseas supply.

SUNTEC exhibition booth with the Shenzhen SUNTEC Machinery name and product displays visible

Trade exhibition · Product range review

See the Range in One Place

Exhibition displays bring product categories, working roles and machine platforms into one conversation, helping buyers compare the range and decide which options deserve a closer review.

SUNTEC machinery exhibition booth with the company name visible across the stand

Trade exhibition · SUNTEC machinery

Meet the Team Behind the Range

SUNTEC presents its company identity and machine platforms together so buyers can review the product range with the team behind it.

Give the Proposal a Real Decision Basis

Send the Brief That Makes a Quote Useful.

Tell us where the machine will be sold, the fields it must enter and the jobs it must complete. A specific brief lets your team compare platform, engine, width, equipment and packing on the same basis.

Start with the Market and Work Brief

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