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Tractor Manufacturers

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One of only 2 surviving (in the world) Hornsby-Ackroyd Oil Engine tractors from 1896.
Believed to be the Oldest working tractor in the world

This List is the main Index page of ALL Tractor manufacturers of the world on Tractor Wiki And aims to list EVERY Manufacturer. From here pages can be added for each individual Make or Brand name.

Please add any missing companies and expand the Histories and the lists of models and known examples in preservation. Help build the database/ encyclopaedia as this is an Open Project 'Wiki' to document ALL Makes and Models.

For Construction Plant see
Construction Plant Manufactures
For Farm machinery manufacturers See Agricultural Machinery

Contents

[edit] England (U.K.)

  • Foreign companies with Manufacturing plants in UK are included.
  • Note: Initial article/info from Wikipedia entries were available was used, these are then being expanded to include more model info and details of preserved examples, predominantly relating to the UK, but other areas can be added as a sub section for clarity.

UK TRACTOR MAKES:

[edit] Tractors (Steam powered)

Mclaren no. 127 of 1882 One of the earliest working engines

[edit] Tractors (Internal Combustion engined)

[edit] Specialist Models and 4-wd Converters

A load of firms built specialist versions of the major manufactures for niche markets and applications. Some of these were sold through the main dealers as manufacturer approved versions. Some been badged as the Name manufacturers brand.

For tractor details by individual Models see Tractors by Model - Category

[edit] Engine Manufacturers

Main article: List of Engine Manufacturers

Note:For companies whose main product line is not engines please disambiguate by adding (engines) to the title to separate from main company article.

[edit] America (USA)

A early US built Waterloo Boy tractor

[edit] Smaller American Manufacturers pre 1940s (Defunct)

An Avery tractor

[edit] Smaller American Manufacturers post 1940s (Defunct)

  • Adams Husker (USA)
  • Adams Sidehill (USA)
  • Adams-Farnham (USA)
  • Agrimotor (USA)
  • Agri-Power (USA)
  • B.F.Avery & Sons Co. of Louisville
  • Backus (USA)
  • Badley (USA)
  • Bailor (USA)
  • Baird (USA)
  • Bantam (USA)
Incomplete list

[edit] Argentina

[edit] Australia

An Australian Chamberlain tractor

[edit] Austria

[edit] Belgium

  • Allaeys manufactured cropsprayers, no tractors!
  • Claeys (Zedelgem)
  • Doyen (Vilvoorde)
  • Favache (Vilvoorde)
  • Galman (Deurle/Gent)
  • Motte (Brugelette)
  • Ravell (Herent)
  • Sanglier = Favache brand
  • Spinnekop = Favache brand
  • Stotz -De Lille (Maldegem)
  • TractEurop (?)

[edit] Brazil

[edit] Canada

A Canadian built (Versatile) New Holland 9682

[edit] China

[edit] Croatia

[edit] Czechoslovakia/Czech

A 1960s Zetor tractor in the UK

[edit] France

A French built SVF tractor

[edit] Germany

A German Eicher tractor
A German Porsche tractor at a UK show

[edit] Hungary

  • Amobil
  • Csepel
  • Dutra
    • DUTRA Steyr
  • Hofherr-Schrantz
  • HSCS (Hofherr, Schrantz, Clayton & Shuttleworth)
  • JUMZ
  • LGW
  • Mavag
  • RÁBA

[edit] India

[edit] Iran

[edit] Italy

[edit] Japan

[edit] North Korea

  • Chollima
  • Naenara

[edit] Pakistan

[edit] Poland

[edit] Romania

[edit] Russia

[edit] South Africa

[edit] South Korea

[edit] Spain

[edit] Sweden

[edit] Switzerland

  • Aebi
  • Aecherli
  • Alpina
    • Alpina-Oekonom
  • Buhrer
  • Bucher
    • Polytrac
  • Eckert
  • Eichenberger
  • FBW (Franz Brozincevic & Cie. Wetzikon.)
  • Franz
  • Grunder
  • Hurlimann - part of SDF
  • Köpfli
  • Kunz
  • Kupferschnio
  • Mafag
  • Meili
  • Merk Pullax
  • Merz
  • Motrac
  • Murianer
  • Rigitrac
  • Schilter
  • Simar
    • SIMAR-Bodenfräse
  • SLM - Schweizerische Lokomotiv- und Maschinenfabrik
  • Vevey
  • Wiesel

[edit] Turkey

[edit] Rest of World

[edit] See also

Help wanted The Date that they 1st and last built tractors also adding and formatting into a table

[edit] References / sources

Books
Magazines

[edit] Links


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