Kuliglig

A kuliglig is a vehicle composed of a two-wheeled trailer pulled by a two wheeled tractor similar to a rotary tiller. It is powered by multi-purpose diesel or gasoline engine, commonly used in the provinces of the Philippines. The kuliglig traces its etymology from the Filipino term kuliglig, meaning "cricket" which was adopted by one manufacturer as a brand.^[1]

Common uses

• A Carabao replacement. It is a more handy tool for farming.
• When connected to a trailer, it can be used for the transportation of people or farm goods.
• When connected to a water pump, it can be used for irrigating rice and vegetable fields; at times it is also used for fish pond operations.
• When connected to a grindstone, it can be used for sharpening blades, sanding and steel brushing.
• On some occasions or festivals, it is used as a float during parades.^[2]
• It is sometimes used for races.^[3]

Vehicle registration

According to the Land Transportation Office, the kuliglig owner is not required to register his vehicle since it has no serial number and has purposes other than simple transportation.^[4]

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