The published difference is not just a photograph.
The H-900L Tank and H-900LP Shelled Tank both list 900 mm width, 22 HP, 300 m remote range and 70° maximum gradient. Their listed net weights are 307 and 360 kg respectively. Gross weights are 365 and 416 kg. The unit dimensions differ: 1350 × 1280 × 650 mm for H-900L and 1400 × 1326 × 700 mm for H-900LP.
Do not infer a change in cutting performance or slope capability from the housing alone; the current catalog fields list the same values for those parameters.
Check the added mass before planning transport.
The H-1200L Tank and H-1200LP Shelled Tank each list a 1200 mm width, 27 HP, 300 m remote range and 70° maximum gradient. The published net weights are 394 kg and 454 kg, with gross weights of 480 kg and 554 kg. Packing dimensions are 1700 × 1690 × 810 mm and 1680 × 1710 × 990 mm respectively. Confirm the current crate drawing when planning a container or trailer.
Appearance is not a complete equipment list.
Request current photographs of the exact ordered configuration and ask which panels, access points and service procedures differ. Verify whether engine, blade system, remote controls and spare parts remain the same in the quoted batch. These details are not established by a generic body label or a product photograph.
Review the warranty and spares questions before choosing a body style, especially if machines will be maintained far from the supplier.
Write the full suffix into the purchase documents.
State H-900L, H-900LP, H-1200L or H-1200LP on the quotation, invoice and packing list. Include cutting width, required body type, destination and any parts kit. Ask for model-specific instructions and confirmation of the exact housing delivered.
Choosing a Tank model?
Select the exact full model code in quick quote and ask for current unit and packed measurements in writing.