Lingam Tractor And Trally

Working with tractors and trolleys means my hands are almost always covered in grease or dirt. The yard is located at Hno 8-20/54 in Nallavelly, which is part of Dharpally. It’s a loud place with the sound of engines revving up and metal clanking. I spend a lot of time under the machines, checking the oil or fixing a flat tire on one of the trailers. People from the surrounding farms come here when they need something hauled or when their own equipment breaks down. It’s heavy work, and my back usually aches by the time I close up for the night. The yard is full of old spare parts and rusted metal bits that I might need someday. I don’t have a fancy office; just a small desk in the corner of the shed where I keep my receipts and some basic tools. It gets very dusty when the wind blows through Dharpally, and everything gets covered in a thin layer of brown grit. I started this because I like machines and I know how to make them run. It’s not about having a big brand name. It’s about being the person people call when they have a heavy load to move across the fields. The work is seasonal, so some months are frantic while others are spent just cleaning up the shop and waiting for the next harvest to begin. You just have to keep the engines running and the wheels turning every single day.