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Kubota L1552 54.5hp HST ROPS Tractor
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Kubota M4003 Tractor ROPS
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Knegt Electric Compact Tractor 45hp
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View our range of agricultural tractors for sale from leading manufacturers Kubota and Knegt. Tractors are the perfect solution for farmers with livestock, arable land or estate management needs.
Agricultural tractors are versatile for all types of modern farming. Whether you're managing livestock, growing crops, maintaining land, or transporting materials around your estate, having the right tractor can make all the difference to your productivity and efficiency. Here at GGM Group, we're proud to offer a range of high-performance agricultural tractors that are designed to meet the demands of farmers, growers, contractors, and landowners across the UK.
How Are Tractors Used in Farming?
Agricultural tractors are incredibly versatile machines that can handle a whole host of tasks all year round the farming calendar. And with all the different attachments and implements available, you can do multiple jobs with just the one tractor, which really cuts down on the need for extra machinery.
Some of the most common tasks that tractors get used for include:
- Preparing the soil and getting it ready for planting
- Tilling and seedbed preparation
- Planting and drilling crops
- Applying fertilisers and pesticides
- Mowing the grass and looking after pastures
- Moving bales and other stuff around
- Towing trailers and equipment
- Feeding livestock
- Looking after the land and doing maintenance
- Clearing snow and getting everything shipshape for winter
Modern tractors can also be fitted with extras such as loaders, mowers, spreaders and sprayers, making it easy to make the most of their versatility to get different jobs done with ease.
Why are Agricultural Tractors so Important?
Increased Productivity
Modern tractors are much faster and more efficient than they used to be, which saves you loads of time during the busy periods.
Versatility
You can do so many different jobs with one tractor, from ploughing to planting to mowing, thanks to all the different implements and attachments available.
Reduced Labour Costs
By mechanising your farm work you can cut down on the amount of manual labour you need, which saves you money.
Better Fuel Efficiency
A lot of modern tractors have special engines and transmission systems that make them more fuel-efficient, which helps to bring down your operating costs.
Ergonomic Operator Comfort
Tractors these days have loads of little features designed to make life easier for the operator, from comfy cabs to better visibility to ergonomic controls that help to reduce fatigue.
Year-Round Operation
Whether you're cultivating in the spring or clearing snow in the winter, tractors are designed to be reliable and get the job done all year round.
What Kinds of Agricultural Tractor Are There?
Whether you've got a smallholding, an equestrian facility or a big arable farm, we've got the right tractor for you.
- Utility Tractors
These are great all-round machines that can handle everything from everyday farming tasks to loader work and transport duties. Utility tractors range from 40-90 HP and are suited for medium farms. - Compact Tractors
These are smaller, but highly manoeuvrable machines suitable for tasks where space is limited but reliable performance is still required. Featuring 4WD for better traction, and can cover small acreage typically range between 20-40 HP. - High Horsepower Tractors
Perfect for large-scale arable farming and heavy-duty fieldwork. - Loader Tractors
These come with front loaders for moving stuff around and doing general farm work. - Electric Tractors
Innovative brands like Knegt offer 100% electric compact tractors that eliminate fuel costs entirely and offer whisper-quiet operation—perfect for equestrian indoor arenas and livestock buildings.
Who Uses Agricultural Tractors?
Agricultural tractors are used by the following:
- Arable farmers
- Livestock farmers
- Mixed farming enterprises
- Agricultural contractors
- Smallholders
- Estate managers
- Equestrian facilities
- Rural businesses
- Local authorities who look after rural land
Whether you've got a smallholding or a big commercial farm, tractors are an essential investment for improving efficiency and reducing manual labour.
Need Help In Choosing a Tractor?
Choosing a tractor involves evaluating local dealer availability for support. For more information, visit our contact us page to find your nearest GGM branch and sales contacts.
FAQs
We recommend that you service your tractor every 250 to 500 operating hours, although this can vary depending on how much use it gets and the model you’ve got. Always follow the manufacturer’s schedule.
Before you start work, make sure you check the engine oil, coolant levels, hydraulic fluid, tyre pressures, lights, filters and look for any signs of leaks or damage.
If you look after your tractor and keep it serviced regularly, it can potentially last for many thousands of hours and continue to be productive for many years.
Typically, you should change the engine oil and filters at the scheduled service intervals, which is usually between 250 and 500 operating hours, depending on the model.
This really depends on the size of your land, the implements you’re using and the type of work you’re doing. Small holdings might get by with under 50HP, while bigger commercial farms might need tractors with more than 150HP.
Yes, one of the best things about tractors is that they can be fitted with all sorts of different implements and attachments, which means you can do loads of different jobs with just the one machine.
The key is to keep it serviced regularly, store it properly, check it over regularly, fix any problems as soon as you spot them and use only genuine parts.
While the exact requirements can vary depending on how much use it gets and whether it’s driven on public roads, regular inspections and maintenance checks are a must to keep your tractor running safely and reliably.
Many ag tractors can be fitted with front loaders that are compatible with them, which makes them perfect for lifting stuff, loading it up, moving heavy materials around , and hauling bales.
Yes. We offer professional servicing and maintenance along with parts and after-sales support, to help keep your farm equipment running smoothly all year round.