The body of an agricultural tractor, although not as complex as in the case of passenger cars, consists of several key parts that perform various protective and functional functions. These are the main parts of the tractor body:

• Operator's cabin: This is the space where the operator's workplace is located. The cabin can be open (without roof and side windows) or closed (with roof, doors and side windows). Cabins can also be equipped with air conditioning systems, heating, and comfortable seats.
• Tires and wheel arches: Tractor wheels are usually covered by wheel arches, which protect against mud and other debris. The wheel arches can be fixed or foldable.
• Engine hood: The element that protects the engine from dirt, water and other harmful factors. Often the engine hood opens to allow access to the engine for maintenance purposes.
• Side and bottom covers: Elements that protect the mechanical parts of the tractor against dirt and damage, and can also act as thermal or acoustic covers.
• Frame chassis: The supporting structure on which the main components of the tractor, such as the engine, gearbox, drive shafts, etc., are mounted.
• Bumpers: Components located on the front and rear of the tractor that can protect against possible damage in the event of a collision or contact with obstacles.
• Headlights and signal lights: Lighting elements that ensure adequate visibility in the dark and signal the presence of the tractor on the road.

Each of these parts has both functional and protective functions, providing the operator with comfort and safety when working with the tractor. Regular maintenance, cleaning and maintenance of your car body is crucial to maintaining its integrity and performance over the long term.