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A second hand tractor isn’t just a cheaper machine. It’s a story already half-written. Scratches on the bonnet, faded paint near the seat, a gear lever that feels a little smoother than it should. These things don’t scare an experienced farmer. They explain the tractor’s past.

I’ve seen new tractors fail within a season because they were pushed wrong. I’ve also seen old machines from the early 2000s still pulling trolleys daily without complaint. When you buy second hand, you’re not buying shine. You’re buying proof.

For many farmers, especially in India, a used tractor is not

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