Beginning with the development of the first Ford tractors in 1917
and finishing in 1991 with the purchase of the Ford tractor brand
by Fiat, this is one of the few books to tell the complete story of
Ford and Fordson tractors. Author Jonathan Whitlam covers the
parallel development of Fordson tractors, made at Dagenham in
Essex, with Ford tractors in the United States. The first Ford
tractor was produced in 1917 to help with agricultural production
during the First World War and the Fordson Model N played a key
role in the development of British agriculture up to 1945. The Ford
Major was launched in 1945, marking the first factory fitting of a
diesel engine in a Ford tractor. The book also covers the smaller
Dexta models and the ground-breaking 1000 series. The 10, 30 and 70
series tractors incorporated a host of technological developments
that would not only see the Ford tractor through to 1991 but also
leave a legacy that is still appreciated today.
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