Agricultural Gearboxes

Picture the agricultural gearbox as the beating heart of farming machines across Argentina’s vast fields. It’s typically powered by a tractor’s PTO shaft, pulling energy straight into the gearbox to run everything from plows to seeders. But it doesn’t stop there—some setups tap hydraulic motors, belt pulleys, or chain gears to get moving, making these units real workhorses for local farmers. In Argentina, where tough terrain meets big harvests, this kind of versatility keeps the wheels turning season after season. 

Dig into the mechanics, and you’ll find each gearbox has at least one input shaft and one output shaft. Set those at a 90-degree angle, and you’ve got a right-angle gearbox—known in tech terms as an orthogonal angle model. It’s a smart setup that twists power just where it’s needed, perfect for the tight corners of Argentina’s rugged farmland. These gearboxes are built to last, giving farmers here the steady, reliable torque they need to power through long days under the southern sun. 

Tractors are the backbone of Argentine agriculture, churning out slow, forceful pulls to tackle jobs like tilling or hauling across the pampas. Whether it’s a manual shift, synchro-shift, or a smooth hydrostatic drive, every transmission uses shafts to send engine grunt to the differential—and the gearbox is right in the thick of it. That’s where Tebsa steps up, crafting these vital parts right here in Argentina since ’97. We’re proud to offer quality you can bank on, prices 50% below the big names, and custom solutions tailored for our local growers.