tractors were first manufactured on a large scale in 1917.
tractors were first manufactured on a large scale in 1917.
when were tractors first manufactured on a large scale?
1917
in 1917 the whole of russia was 165 tractors









































bullet::::- 1918 - at petrograd factory "bolshevik" was organized small-scale production of crawler tractors.









































bullet::::- 1921 - snk (soviet government) decree "on agricultural engineering".









































at this time, the release of tractors engaged in kolomna and kharkiv locomotive factory, obukhov plant. most mass production of tractors was organized at the "red putilovets" (tractor "fordson putilovets").









































bullet::::- 1926 - started producing tractor cultivators for continuous tillage .









































bullet::::- 1928 - started production of tractor plows.









































in 1928, the country produced 1,300 tractors
tractor, timber and agricultural machinery in the soviet union
in the late 1930s, wesseler built not more than 20 tractors with a ladder frame and hopper-cooled engine, the rated power was used as the model name. this system was kept until the mid-1950s. wesseler bought engines and gearboxes from other companies, while the rest of the tractor parts such as axles, bearings, hydraulics, hoods, wings and fuel tanks were produced in the wesseler plant. the customers had to order the tractors first before they were produced, later, customers could purchase already produced tractors. wesseler tractors had many standard fittings such as starter motors and lead-acid batteries, the customers could also order a lot of extra accessories like front loaders, three-point linkages, roofs and foldable headlights. the dutch wessler dealer c. c. v. landbouwbelang g.a on the other hand ordered tractors without lead-acid batteries. tractors with rated power outputs of up to were produced. wesseler never used mass production, also neither plans nor mechanical drawings were used to build the tractors. no applies for patents were made. today, around 300 wesseler are registered as street-legal vehicles in germany.
wesseler (altenberge)