Editing Tractor (section)

=== Two-wheel ===
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Although most people think primarily of four-wheel vehicles when they think of tractors, a tractor may have one or more axles. The key benefit is the power itself, which only takes one axle to provide. Single-axle tractors, more often called [[two-wheel tractor]]s or walk-behind tractors, have had many users since the introduction of the [[internal combustion engine]] tractors. They tend to be small and affordable, this was especially true before the 1960s when a walk-behind tractor could often be more affordable than a two-axle tractor of comparable power. Today's compact utility tractors and advanced garden tractors may negate most of that market advantage, but two-wheel tractors still have a following, especially among those who already own one. Countries where two-wheel tractors are especially prevalent today include [[Thailand]], [[China]], [[Bangladesh]], [[India]], and other [[Southeast Asia]] countries. Most two-wheel tractors today are specialty tractors made for one purpose, such as [[snow blower]]s, [[Cultivator|push tillers]], and [[Lawn mower|self propelled push mowers]].