That's why I like Chinese tractors in general - simple and robust, for the most part. Old enough technology that I can almost understand most of it, too. (grin) I've found that my Jinma 30hp is far more robust and heavier than the higher end tractors, too. Not sophisticated, just sturdy and dependable. If you understand and accept that the quality control at the factories isn't as diligent as it could be, then you simply go over your new tractor and tighten everything and check all connections and joints and put in all new high grade fluids and you should be good to go. And when it does break, which it will since that is the nature of heavy equipment, it is easy to fix it yourself and the parts are reasonably priced.
