A detailed illustration of a tractor with functional parts visible, suitable for various design purposes.
A detailed illustration of a tractor with functional parts visible, suitable for various design purposes. A large farm vehicle with multiple wheels and a hood, suitable for vector design and editing. A detailed vector illustration of a farm tractor for graphic design. A detailed illustration of a farm tractor with various parts labeled.
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