Tractor body components include the various components that make up the external structure of the vehicle.

Key elements of the tractor body:

• Engine Hood - A protective cover located over the engine that can be opened to provide access to the engine for maintenance.
• Fenders - covers mounted above the wheels, protecting against mud and stone splashes.
• Doors - elements closing the cabin, providing easy access to the interior.
• Windows - including the windshield, side windows and rear window, which provide visibility and protect the operator from weather conditions.
• Side mirrors - mounted on both sides of the cab, allowing the operator to see around the vehicle.
• Bumpers - front and rear protective elements that absorb energy in the event of a collision.
• Side covers - additional panels protecting the sides of the tractor against mechanical damage.
• Lighting - front and rear lamps, indicators and brake lights that ensure visibility and communication with other road users.
• Radiator and radiator grill - elements enabling the flow of cooling air to the engine, often located at the front of the tractor.
• Side covers - covers protecting mechanical components located on the sides of the tractor.

Each of these elements performs a specific function, both protective and aesthetic, contributing to the efficiency and safety of the tractor.