Platform basis
An aluminium-alloy gearbox and documented 179 kg chassis weight without engine form the M80's compact structural basis. Belt, gear and chain stages connect the selected engine to travel and rotary work.
SUNTEC product catalogue
Power Tiller and
Walking Tractor Range.
SUNTEC's published power tiller range centers on two documented agricultural machinery platforms. Understand the working basis of each machine, then open its product dossier for complete specifications, equipment references and configuration discussion points.
M80 power tiller
M80 Power Tiller
For small plots, field access and repeated turns
The M80 is a compact power tiller platform for access, handling and repeated work in smaller plots. Its 7–10 hp engine range, 6 forward and 2 reverse travel positions, and 480 or 600 mm rotary basis provide practical variables for local field requirements.
Configuration focus
Confirm the engine and starting method, 480 or 600 mm working width, wheel spacing, rotary arrangement and required implements. The dossier also shows mechanical areas used for parts identification.
- Output
- 7–10 hp
- Weight without engine
- 179 kg
- Tilling width
- 480 / 600 mm
GN series
GN Series Walking Tractor
For sustained field work, traction and defined short-distance transport
The GN Series is a walking tractor platform for sustained cultivation, traction work and defined short-distance transport. The documented GN12 reference uses an RT125DI basis, 6 forward and 2 reverse travel positions, an iron gearbox and a 600 mm rotary configuration.
Platform basis
The GN12 structure weighs 470 kg without engine and uses an iron gearbox. RT125DI records 12.5 hp maximum and 11 hp continuous output at 2400 rpm; other engine references are not automatically standard supply.
Configuration focus
Confirm the engine and starting method, wheel-tread setting, traction setup, rotary equipment, hitch arrangement and any seat, plough or trailer requirement. Inclusion and compatibility remain quotation-confirmed.
- Maximum output
- 12.5 hp
- Weight without engine
- 470 kg
- Tilling width
- 600 mm
What Makes Up a Power Tiller Package?
A power tiller or walking tractor is not defined by horsepower alone. The usable product combines its power source, chassis, working assembly, traction equipment and implements. Each part changes what must be confirmed in the model dossier and quotation.
Engine and starting method
Match the documented power range, cooling basis and starting requirement to the market's operating and service conditions.
Chassis and transmission
Review gearbox construction, travel-speed selection, clutch and braking details as the platform's mechanical base.
Rotary working assembly
Confirm tilling width, blade arrangement and rotary drive together rather than treating width as a standalone number.
Wheels and field access
State row width, entrance, turning space, ground condition and traction needs before agreeing the wheel configuration.
Implements and service identification
Define the farm tasks and retain model, component and installed-position references for implement and replacement-parts discussions.
Explore Power Tiller Work Environments.
After reviewing the two platforms, use the field guides to document the conditions that affect configuration. These routes explain what to inspect; they do not assign one machine to every field of the same type.
Paddy fields
Review water depth, soil bearing condition, access, traction equipment, working width and the intended cultivation stage before discussing a wet-field package.
Review paddy-field conditionsDry-land cultivation
Describe soil resistance, target result, row or plot dimensions, daily workload and required implements before defining the working setup.
Review dry-land conditionsHilly and small fields
Check the full access route, slope direction, surface risks, narrow points, turning space and operating requirements before discussing machine configuration.
Review access and terrainPower Tiller, Walking Tractor, Hand Tractor and Two-Wheel Tractor.
These names overlap across countries and dealer catalogues. Power tiller may emphasize a self-propelled machine centered on rotary soil work; walking tractor, hand tractor and two-wheel tractor often describe single-axle platforms that pull or power different equipment. The regional label alone is not enough. Confirm field access, power transmission, workload and the selected rotary, ploughing, traction or transport equipment.
Questions Buyers Ask Before Opening a Model Dossier.
The answers below define the published range and show where a distributor should look next for confirmed model information.
What is the difference between a power tiller and a walking tractor?
The terms overlap by market. Power tiller often emphasizes rotary cultivation; walking tractor often describes a self-propelled single-axle platform for different equipment. The model dossier defines the actual transmission, working assembly and configuration scope.
Are hand tractor and two-wheel tractor separate SUNTEC product categories?
No. Buyers may use hand tractor and two-wheel tractor for machines also called walking tractors, so SUNTEC treats them as one terminology cluster. The published range remains M80 and the GN Series.
How should a buyer review power tiller working width?
Review plot and row dimensions, entrance width, turning space, soil condition and blade arrangement together. M80 documents 480 and 600 mm arrangements; GN12 documents a 600 mm rotary configuration. Final inclusion must match the quotation.
Which engine and starting options are supplied?
The dossiers show engine references and starting-system examples, not a promise that every version is supplied in every market. State the power basis, service context and starting preference so the final engine can be quotation-confirmed.
Are wheels, rotary equipment, ploughs, seats and trailers included as standard?
Do not assume every pictured item is standard. List the required traction setup, rotary assembly, hitch hardware, plough, seat or transport connection in the enquiry and confirm the model-specific supply scope.
Is GN15 included in the current published product range?
Not yet. Materials mention GN15 / Super 15, but its independent specification and current supply status remain unconfirmed. SUNTEC keeps GN15 outside the published range until that evidence is available.