Latest Swaraj FE Series with exciting features
Swaraj FE Series with exciting features
Swaraj is an acclaimed tractor manufacturing company in India. The company manufactured numerous tractors. Here we provide you with detailed information about its renowned FE series.
Below is the list of different models of its FE series with their significant features:
Swaraj 735 FE Tractor
- The tractor has an engine in the HP range 35–40 HP. The engine has three cylinders provided in it.
- It lies in the power category range 26.09–29.82 KW.
- Dry disc brakes with optional oil-immersed brakes are available to prevent slippage.
- The engine of the tractor has a water-cooled cooling system.
- It can be used for multiple purposes and therefore proves efficient to farmers.
Swaraj 742 FE Tractor
- The three-cylinder engine has 42 HP rating.
- Oil-immersed brakes are available.
- It has the highest cc engine in its category.
- Power steering is provided in 742 model of Swaraj tractor.
- Single/Dual clutch is there in the 742 FE model.
Swaraj 744 FE Tractor
Swaraj 744 FE 4WD
- This version of Swaraj Tractors has bigger and wide front tyres of 9.5×20 size.
- The tractor provides good ground clearance and also gives adequate traction.
- The HP category is the same as the 744 FE model, i.e. 45–50 HP.
- The cubic capacity of the engine is 3136cc.
- Oil-immersed brakes are given in the tractor.
- The rated rpm of its engine is 2000rpm.
Swaraj 855 FE Tractor
Swaraj 855 FE 4WD Tractor
Swaraj 960 FE Tractor
Swaraj 963 FE Tractor
Swaraj 963 FE 4WD Tractor
The 4WD model is almost similar to the simple 963 FE model of the FE series. With some more advancements, this product of Swaraj is more robust and reliable.
We have tried to provide you with every possible information about the FE series of Swaraj. For more details, contact TractorGyan.
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