A Heavier Walking-Tractor Platform for Demanding Field Work
GN Series
GN Series Walking Tractors for Field Work.
The GN Series is a walking-tractor platform family for cultivation, traction and short-distance transport when a heavier structural basis is required. The published GN12 reference is RT125DI power, a 470 kg structure without engine, an iron gearbox, 6F / 2R transmission and 480 or 600 mm rotary configurations; confirm the requested diesel-engine configuration in the quotation.

- Documented GN12 maximum output
- 12.5 HP
- Structure weight without engine
- 470 kg
- Travel-speed selection
- 6F / 2R
- Documented tilling widths
- 480 / 600 mm
GN Series Advantages
Durable, Cost-Effective and Ready for More Than One Field Task.
The documented GN12 basis combines an iron gearbox and heavier structure with cultivation, traction, transport and seated-operation configurations. Use these advantages to frame the buyer discussion, then confirm the supplied engine, seat and equipment package in the quotation.
Durable mechanical basis
The documented GN12 structure uses an iron gearbox and a 470 kg platform without the engine, providing a robust basis for continued field and traction work.
Cost-effective platform use
One configurable platform can support cultivation, traction and short-distance transport, helping buyers cover several farm jobs without treating each task as a separate machine purchase. Actual value depends on the selected package and workload.
Versatile field configurations
Six forward and two reverse gears, five documented wheel-tread settings and optional field equipment support paddy, dry-field, traction and transport-oriented configurations.
Seated operating option
A riding seat is documented for the GN12 setup, allowing buyers to discuss seated operation as part of the complete package. Confirm the seat and riding components in the quotation.
Inspect Before Specifying
Review the Complete GN Series Configuration, Not Only Its Power Rating.
Use the six complete-machine views to check the engine installation, chassis proportions, wheel base, controls, seat, hitch area and rotary-tiller housing before defining the required package.

Complete machine
Rear three-quarter profile
Use this view to check how the diesel engine, seat, wheel base and rotary-tiller housing are arranged as one working configuration.
Chassis and engine
Chassis and engine profile
Review engine placement, frame geometry, wheel arrangement and the operator-control area before confirming the machine setup.
Front details
Front view
Check overall width, wheel position, engine cover and front hardware against access, storage and handling requirements.
Engine and transmission system
Powertrain-side view
Use the powertrain side to identify the engine installation, belt-drive area, iron gearbox and rotary connection for configuration and service discussions.
Steel-wheel and seat setup
Steel-wheel and seat configuration
This configuration helps buyers assess the relationship between steel traction wheels, the rotary guard, chassis and riding seat.
Seat and rear platform
Riding device / standard seat
Review the riding device and rear structure as a documented setup, then confirm whether the seat is included in the quoted package.Inspect One Documented Configuration
See How an RT125 Electric-Start Package Is Arranged on the GN Series.
Use this 22-second product view to inspect the engine cover, electric-start arrangement, belt drive, transmission system, wheel base, rotary housing, controls and riding seat together. It demonstrates one configuration, not a universal supply specification.
GN Series with RT125 electric start
Review how the RT125 electric-start engine, belt drive, wheels, rotary housing, controls and seat relate on the complete machine.
Confirm the engine, electric-start system, seat and rotary equipment as separate quoted items.Power and Starting Method Are Order Decisions
Treat the Engine Images as Configuration References, Not a Default Supply List.
RT125DI is the published GN12 engine reference. RT125 electric-start, RV125-2 and ZT140 materials help buyers compare visible diesel-package and starting-system differences; confirm the requested GN Series engine, output and starting method in the quotation.

Documented GN12 engine basis
RT125 diesel engine
The RT125DI data records 12.5 hp maximum and 11 hp continuous output at 2400 rpm; confirm the supplied version and starting method before order.
Starting-system reference
RT125 electric-start engine
Use this view to identify the electric-start arrangement and engine package, then specify the required starting system in the enquiry.
Engine package reference
RV125-2 diesel engine
RV125-2 is shown as a 12.5 hp-class reference package; confirm whether it is paired with the requested GN Series configuration and market.
Engine package reference
ZT140 diesel engine
ZT140 is shown as a 14 hp-class reference package. Confirm the requested GN Series pairing and availability in the quotation.Build the Machine Around the Actual Work
Select Traction, Cultivation and Connection Equipment as One Package.
The engine alone does not define a usable GN Series order. Match the wheel setup, rotary equipment, hitch arrangement and protective components to the terrain, row spacing, required task and implement package.

Traction equipment
Anti-skid wheels
The wheel belongs to the wheel assembly and should be identified together with the tread profile, hub and connection details.Confirm terrain, wheel interface and supplied wheel configuration before order approval.
Steel-wheel setup
Steel-wheel assembly
The assembly view is the primary reference for the wheel setup and a key guide to the tread profile, hub and connection details during specification or servicing.Match the assembly to the selected tread setting and machine configuration.
Rotary cultivation
Curved rotary blade
The curved blade belongs to the rotary-cultivator system and should be identified together with the complete blade and mounting arrangement.Confirm blade type, quantity and rotary package rather than requesting a generic blade.
Rotary-tiller housing
Rotary-tiller side cover
The formed side covers belong to the protective rotary-tiller housing surrounding the working assembly.Confirm the guard arrangement with the selected 480 or 600 mm rotary configuration.
Implement connection
Implement hitch frame
The hitch frame is the order-critical interface between the walking tractor and the selected plough, rotary or transport equipment.State the intended implement so the interface and connecting hardware can be checked.
Transmission-system assembly
Gearbox assembly
The iron gearbox assembly is the structural centre of the documented 6F / 2R drivetrain and a key difference from the lighter M80 platform.Use complete-machine and installed-position photographs for gearbox or transmission-system parts enquiries.Extend the Platform Only Where the Job Requires It
Define Ploughing and Transport Requirements Before Adding Equipment.
The documented GN Series includes a double-furrow plough and small-trailer connection. Treat each as a task-specific configuration item, with compatibility, connecting hardware and supply scope confirmed in the quotation.
Cultivation option
Double-furrow plough
Add the double-furrow plough when furrow opening is part of the customer’s planned work rather than treating it as a default attachment.Confirm plough specification, hitch interface and connecting hardware in the equipment package.Transport option
Small trailer
Discuss a small trailer when the customer needs short-distance movement around farms or worksites in addition to field cultivation.Confirm intended use, trailer connection, connecting hardware and supply scope before quotation.Compare on a Published GN12 Reference Basis
Separate GN12 Platform Facts from Diesel-Package References.
Review the customer-issued GN Series chassis and engine workbook alongside the HTML summary below. The file documents the shared GN Series chassis, GN12 references with RV125-2 or RT125 engines, and the GN15 reference with a ZT140 engine; confirm the final pairing and supplied package in the quotation.
Original customer-issued XLSX covering the GN Series chassis and RV125-2, RT125 and ZT140 engine references. Final model pairing and supply scope remain quotation-confirmed.
- Model-specific engine references
- GN12: 12.5 hp maximum; GN15: 14 hp maximum
- RT125DI / RT125DIE
- 666 cc; 12.5 hp maximum / 11 hp continuous at 2400 rpm
- ZT140DI / ZT140DIE — GN15 reference
- 709 cc; 14 hp maximum / 12.5 hp continuous at 2400 rpm
- RV125-2 — GN12 reference
- 624 cc; 12.5 hp maximum / 10.5 hp continuous at 2200 rpm
- Starting options
- RV125-2: hand crank; RT125 / ZT140: hand or electric start
- Transmission
- 6 forward / 2 reverse
- Gearbox
- Iron gearbox
- Rotary cultivator
- 480 or 600 mm; workbook records 600 mm with 18 or 24 blades
- Wheel tread settings
- 810 / 750 / 690 / 630 / 570 mm
- Platform structure weight
- GN12: 470 kg without engine
- Overall dimensions
- 2950 × 980 × 1240 mm
- Ground clearance
- 210 mm minimum on GN12 platform
- Seat
- Standard seat configuration
The workbook maps RV125-2 and RT125 to GN12, and ZT140 to GN15. Confirm the selected engine, start method and platform pairing in the quotation.
This is the documented GN12 engine basis: single-cylinder, horizontal, water-cooled, four-cycle diesel.
The customer workbook maps this 14 hp-class engine reference to GN15. Confirm starting method and current supply in the quotation.
This is a 12.5 hp-class engine reference; confirm platform pairing, starting method and current supply in the quotation.
State hand-crank or electric-start requirements explicitly; the final starting system follows the confirmed engine package.
Use the 6F / 2R range when comparing operating flexibility for cultivation, traction and transport-oriented work.
The iron gearbox is a defining GN12 platform feature and a key structural difference from the aluminium-gearbox M80.
The customer separately confirmed 480 or 600 mm for the public product range. This workbook specifically documents 600 mm rotary variants with 18 or 24 blades; confirm the quoted tiller and blade package.
Use the five settings to compare row spacing, field access and stability requirements before selecting the wheel setup.
This 470 kg figure belongs to GN12 and excludes the engine; calculate final machine and shipping weight only after configuration.
Use the documented GN12 dimensions when checking access, storage and packing requirements.
Use the documented GN12 minimum clearance when reviewing terrain and field obstacles.
A seated arrangement is documented; confirm whether the seat and riding components are included in the quoted scope.
Turn GN Series Capacity into a Delivered Scope
Connect the Workload to the Complete Package.
A GN Series model name and horsepower request do not define the delivered machine. Align workload, diesel engine, traction setup, equipment and commercial scope before approval.
- 01
Define terrain and workload
Share the destination market, customer type, field size, soil and terrain, row or access constraints, daily workload and whether the machine is for cultivation, traction, transport or a combination.
- 02
Confirm engine and starting method
State the required power, preferred current engine package, hand-crank or electric-start requirement and any local service considerations that affect the choice.
- 03
Specify wheels, implements and delivery scope
Confirm wheel type and tread setting, rotary cultivator, plough, trailer connection, seat, initial service parts, order quantity, destination and packing requirements.
Ready to Scope a GN Series Package?
Describe the Work Cycle and Equipment Need.
For a useful GN Series proposal, include the destination, customer type, field and terrain conditions, required jobs, preferred diesel engine and starting method, wheel setup, equipment needs, seat, initial service parts, quantity and packing requirements.
The final diesel engine, starting method, wheels, implements, seat, initial service parts and packing scope are confirmed in the GN Series quotation.