2WD Tractors in India

2WD stands for two wheel drive. This basically meant that all the traction goes to the rear wheels.

A 2WD tractor sends engine power to two wheels to get the vehicle moving. On the other hand, a 4WD model sends power to all four wheels.

2WD tractors are powered by a single axle which can also carry a range of attachments. They are better suited for drier land where the operator doesn't have to worry about overly wet/ muddy conditions.

The disadvantages are: cost of owning and operating. operator fatigue, although ride-on versions are now available.

Unfortunately, driving in 4WD uses more gas than 2WD, simply because more components are used within a 4WD system. More components mean more fuel to power the drivetrain.

2WD tractors are most suitable for sowing seeds, spraying fertilisers and pesticides, topping the pastures, etc.