Fordsontractor

The Fordsontractor refers to a series of tractors produced by Ford Motor Company. Production began in 1917 with the Fordson Model F, which was designed to be a mass-produced, affordable tractor for American farmers. Henry Ford envisioned a tractor that could replace horses on the farm and significantly boost agricultural productivity. The early Fordsontractor was characterized by its simple design and robust construction.

Throughout the 20th century, Fordson tractors underwent numerous evolutions and model changes. These included the Fordson Major, the Fordson Super Major, and various models under the Ford and later New Holland brands, which eventually absorbed the Ford tractor division. Key innovations over the years included improved engine power, more advanced hydraulic systems, and greater operator comfort. Fordsontractors were known for their reliability and widespread availability, making them a dominant force in the agricultural machinery market for decades. The brand became synonymous with accessible and dependable farming equipment, impacting global agriculture significantly.