In a tractor, the gear shift mechanism is a critical component that allows the operator to control the speed and direction of the vehicle. The gear shift mechanism in a tractor allows the operator to control the vehicle's speed, direction, and torque output, enabling efficient operation in various tasks such as plowing, tilling, hauling, and more.

Selecting Gears: The primary function of the gear shift is to select the appropriate gear ratio for the desired speed and torque requirements. Tractors typically have multiple gears, often including forward gears for driving forward and reverse gears for backing up.

Gear Engagement: When the operator moves the gear shift lever or knob, it engages a set of gears within the transmission. Clutch Operation: In many tractors, the gear shift mechanism is coupled with the clutch pedal. The clutch disengages the transmission from the engine, allowing for smooth gear changes without grinding gears.

Before CNC processing, the surface treatment of accessories needs to be electrophoresed to prevent corrosion and rust. At the same time, the hardness will be strengthened and more wear-resistant, and the black color of electrophoresis will not easily allow dust to enter.

After the tractor shift assembly is assembled, the most important point is the sealing test to ensure that it can run well during use and that the overall equipment will not be inoperable or even damaged due to poor sealing.