What are the four types of wheels for agricultural locomotives according to their function?

I. Traction Wheel

The traction wheel is one of the most critical wheels on the tractor, which is used to pull the tractor forward and backward, and is usually mounted on the front position of the tractor. The traction wheel is characterized by a large grounding area and a deep pattern, which enables the tractor to obtain better traction on uneven ground, improving driving stability and safety. At the same time, the traction wheel can also drive other wheels to work through the traction force transfer.

Second, the driving wheel

Drive wheel is the power wheel on the tractor, it is powered by the engine to drive. The number and location of drive wheels vary with different models, usually at the rear of the tractor, and they are characterized by large torque output and good wear resistance to work in difficult terrain and operating conditions. The tread depth of the drive wheels is smaller than that of the traction wheels, which reduces the resistance and improves the efficiency of movement.

Third, support wheel

The support wheel is usually the front center wheel or rear center wheel on the tractor, which serves to support the tractor, stabilize driving and improve comfort. It also prevents front end overturning from occurring when the tractor is backing up. The support wheel is characterized by a slightly deeper pattern, safety and durability, and can stick to the ground and remain stable during tractor driving.

Suspension Wheel

Suspension wheels are usually installed on the chassis of the tractor, its role is to slow down the vibration of the tractor on the ground, improve operator comfort and control accuracy. Suspension wheels are characterized by a high damping effect, which reduces the impact on the driver, reduces the noise of the vehicle and improves the operator's operating experience.