Preparing small plots
Prepare garden plots and small fields for planting with a matched tiller or plough. Soil condition, working depth and available turning space guide the implement choice.
Compact Tractors
RF-304
30HP 304 Compact Tractor
The 30HP 304 is a blue, open-station compact tractor for buyers planning small-farm and routine land-maintenance work. View the front, side, rear linkage and engine photos, then tell us which implements you need to use.
KEY SPECIFICATIONS
Engine Power
Drive Type
PTO Speed
Gears
BEST FOR
Small-farm work and land maintenance with matched implements
Start With 1 Tractor
Multiple HP Options
Implements for Different Jobs
Export & After-Sales Support
What Can You Do with This Tractor?
Explore typical tasks and the site conditions or attachments to consider for each job.
Seedbed preparation and planting
Break down cultivated soil or work with a suitable planter. Match the implement to your crop spacing, hitch and drive requirements.
Moving tools and harvested crops
Use a compatible trailer to move tools, supplies or harvested crops around the farm. Loaded weight, braking and the route determine the suitable trailer setup.
Working around rows and buildings
Plan work in small fields, around buildings or between crop rows. Allow room for both the tractor and implement at gates, corners and row ends.
Full Technical Specifications
| Engine Power | 18.4 kW |
| Clutch | Single-acting |
| PTO Speed | 540/760 rpm |
| Number of PTO Splines | 6 |
| Tractive Force | 10 kN |
| Structural Weight | 1750 kg |
| Steering Type | Hydraulic steering |
| Hydraulic Outputs | Two sets of hydraulic outputs |
| Gears | 8+8 |
| Travel Speed | Forward: 30 km/h; Reverse: 28 km/h |
| Tire Sizes | 6.5-16/11.2-24 |
| Wheelbase | 1750 mm |
| Overall Dimensions (L × W × H), mm | 2800 × 1500 × 1950 |
| Engine Type | Inline 4-cylinder, 4-stroke, water-cooled, naturally aspirated |
| Bore × Stroke, mm | 95 × 100 |
| Displacement | 2.83 |
| Maximum Torque (N·m) / Speed (rpm) | ≥116 / ≤1800 |
| Minimum Fuel Consumption (g/kWh) | ≤220 |
| Emission Standard | Stage II / EU Stage V |
Certificates
Certificate holder: Shandong Rongfeng Agricultural Machinery Co., Ltd. · Unified Social Credit Code 91370600MAK38ND64D · Registered office: Yantai High-tech Zone, Shandong · Production base: Jining, Shandong
CE — Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC
UDEM International Certification, Ankara, Türkiye · Certificate M.2023.206.C80974 · Directive 2006/42/EC, Annex VIII · Valid to 3 January 2028 · Verify at udem.com.tr
ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management
Shandong Seatone International Certification · Certificate 10421Q00220R0S · Accredited under IAF MLA and CNAS C104-M · Valid 29 July 2025 – 28 July 2028
EU Technical File Verification
Ente Certificazione Macchine Srl, Bologna, Italy · Certificate 0P221115.SNECC99 · Covers RF-WT8–WT22 and RF-T12–T280 · Valid to 14 November 2027 · Verify at entecerma.it
Other Models in This Range
Not the right size? Compare other models in the same range and request a quote for the one that fits your operation.
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Implements & Attachments
Rotary Tiller
Breaks up soil, mixes crop residue, and prepares a fine seedbed in a single pass.
Disc Plough
Cuts and turns firm or residue-heavy soil for dependable primary tillage and field renewal.
Subsoiler
Loosens compacted soil below the surface to improve drainage, aeration, and root development.
Corn Planter
Places corn seed at consistent spacing and depth for faster planting and more uniform emergence.
Fertilizer Spreader
Distributes granular fertilizer evenly across fields to improve coverage and reduce application time.
Potato Harvester
Lifts potatoes from the soil and separates loose earth to streamline field collection.
Request a Tractor & Implement Quote
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I choose the right tractor horsepower for my work?
Tell us the jobs you do most often, the implements you want to use and your field conditions. We will help match the tractor’s power, weight and hydraulic capacity to the work. If you already own implements, send their models or nameplate photos. PTO-driven implements should be matched to PTO power, not engine horsepower alone.
Is engine horsepower the same as PTO horsepower?
No. Engine horsepower is measured at the engine; PTO horsepower is the power available to drive an implement after drivetrain losses. Send us the implement model or its power requirement, and we will help check PTO power, speed and shaft compatibility for the tractor you are considering.
Which transmission should I choose for field work and loader work?
The right transmission depends on your field work, transport needs and how often you change direction. Tell us how you plan to use the tractor, especially for loader or confined-space work, and we will explain the transmission options available for the selected model.
Will my existing implements fit this tractor?
We can help check that. Send the implement model, nameplate or clear photos of its connection points. We will review the hitch, PTO, hydraulic requirements, implement weight and lifting capacity against the selected tractor, and explain any mismatch before you order.
Can the front loader safely handle my bales, pallets or materials?
Send us the load weight, its approximate size, the attachment you plan to use and the lifting height. We will help compare these with the loader specifications and the required ballast for the selected tractor. Safe capacity varies with reach, lift height and configuration, so one maximum lift figure is not enough to confirm a match.
Which tires and wheel spacing should I choose?
Tell us about your soil, road travel and row spacing. We will help compare the tire and wheel-spacing options available for the selected tractor, including the overall width needed for orchards or greenhouses. Tire choice, ballast and operating limits should also suit the loads and terrain.