HMT Other models

The register lists 29 versions here, with outputs from 13 to 56 kW, or 18 to 75 hp, mostly with four-cylinder HMT diesel engines and rated speeds around 2,200 rpm.

For decades HMT was one of the large Indian tractor manufacturers, and with this broad range of types, from light two-axle tractors to mid-size farm tractors, it covered practically the entire spectrum of Indian agriculture; through the Trantor exports, tractors based on Zetor technology also reached European markets, where they appeared as an affordable alternative to Western European brands.

For a used HMT, the condition and compression of the diesel engine, the tightness of the cooling system and hydraulics, the condition of the clutch and gearbox, and wear on the axles and tyres are the key checks; since the design derives from Zetor, many wear parts fit from the Zetor spare parts range. On the export Trantor models, the condition of the electrics adapted for the European market is also worth checking.