00:00What you're seeing now is the 1937 German-manufactured Lanz Bulldog tractor,
00:04an extremely representative vintage model in agricultural machinery history.
00:08Thanks to years of proper maintenance, spanning over 70 years,
00:11this complete machine can still successfully ignite and operate smoothly.
00:15After engine startup, thick, steady low-frequency rumbling slowly emanates,
00:19like a steadily pulsing steel heart, carrying that unique rhythmic character exclusive to
00:23vintage machinery. This tractor series production cycle spanned from 1934 to 1955,
00:29equipped with the factory's original self-developed hot-bulb two-stroke power unit.
00:33The complete machine's construction is extremely minimalist, yet bursting with power.
00:3810.3 liters of large displacement paired with a rated speed of only 630 rpm allows powerful
00:43traction release even at low-speed conditions. Its most standout advantage is extremely strong
00:48fuel compatibility, diesel, kerosene, industrial fuel oil, even biodiesel can all power it.
00:54During eras of material scarcity, this fuel-flexible, hardcore tractor became an
00:59indispensable core piece of farm machinery for farmers' field labor, thanks to its durable and
01:03reliable characteristics.
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