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Innovative Farming: How the Haldhar 750 Micro-Trac 4×4 Is Pioneering Change
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The Haldhar 750 Micro-Trac 4×4 is a dual-motor electric tractor for small and medium farms: compact enough for narrow rows, strong enough for slopes, wet fields and heavy cultivation.
What makes it different
- Full-time 4×4 on two motorsTwo 2 kW motors, 4 kW in all, drive all four wheels at all times, so power reaches the ground where a single drive would slip. Output is equivalent to 25 hp, with over 1000 Nm at the wheels.
- Two speed rangesHigh speed, up to 16 km/h, for moving between fields; low speed and high torque for cultivation and rough ground.
- Turns on the spotIndependent hand levers hold the wheels on one side for zero-turn manoeuvres in narrow rows and tight yards.
- Lifts front and rearFront and rear hydraulic lifts carry implements of up to 300 kg, and it pulls up to 5 tonnes.
What it changes on the farm
- Lower running costElectricity in place of diesel cuts the cost of each hour of work by over 85%, and there is no engine to service.
- More done in the seasonOne machine and its attachments take on tillage, seeding, spraying and haulage, so the tight weeks of planting and harvest are less of a scramble.
- A full day on two packsTwo 105 Ah LiFePO4 packs, 10.75 kWh in all, give 4 to 6 hours of work a charge and are rated for 3,000 cycles.
The bottom line
The Haldhar 750 brings 4×4 traction and real lifting power to farms that a big diesel tractor would overwhelm, at a fraction of its running cost and with none of its fumes.
