| Manufacturer |
Hinomoto |
| Price |
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| Model |
C144 |
| Equipment Type |
Compact Utility Tractors |
| Factory |
Japan |
HINOMOTO C144 POWER
| PTO (claimed) |
18 hp/13.4 kW |
ENGINE DETAIL
The Hinomoto C144 features a Toyosha diesel 3-cylinder engine, known for its durability and fuel efficiency, especially under varied load conditions. The liquid cooling system enhances thermal management, providing reliable operation during extended usage, which is ideal for agricultural tasks. However, potential challenges include part availability and service support, as this model may be less common in certain regions.
| Description |
Toyosha/diesel/3-cylinder/liquid-cooled |
HINOMOTO C144 ENGINE
The Hinomoto C144 features a Toyosha 3-cylinder diesel engine, providing a balance of power and fuel efficiency suited for small to medium agricultural tasks. Its compact design enhances maneuverability in tight spaces, making it ideal for precision farming. However, the limited horsepower may challenge heavy-duty applications, suggesting optimal use for lighter soil tillage and crop maintenance.
| Description |
Toyosha 3-cyl diesel |
MECHANICAL
The Hinomoto C144 features a 4x4 MFWD (Mechanical Front-Wheel Drive) system, providing enhanced traction and stability on uneven terrain, making it ideal for agricultural applications and light-duty towing. The durable chassis design supports better weight distribution, which can improve overall performance in challenging conditions. However, users should be cautious of the added maintenance requirements associated with 4WD systems.
DIMENSIONS
| Length |
80 inches/203 cm |
| Width |
39 inches/99 cm |
| Height |
63 inches/160 cm |
| Weight |
1,509 lbs/684 kg |
DIMENSIONS & TIRES
The Hinomoto C144, weighing 1,509 lbs (684 kg), provides a compact frame advantageous for maneuverability in tight spaces and operates efficiently in small farming operations. Its lighter weight can reduce soil compaction compared to heavier tractors, enhancing soil health. However, this may also limit its ability to handle larger implements or operate on uneven terrain, necessitating careful consideration of the tasks at hand.
