Das grosse Buch der Traktoren

Tractor, Treader, Hauler, Bulldog

For centuries, horses and other draft animals assisted farmers in their important work. Starting in the 1870s, the history of motorization began with self-propelled machines, initially powered by steam engines. By the end of the 19th century, the triumph of tractors with internal combustion engines continued. In Germany, the Lanz Bulldog began its pioneering work in the fields in 1921. Tractor enthusiast Albert Mössmer traces this fascinating history of technology up to the present day.

The complete story of the most important agricultural machine, richly illustrated and detailed by tractor expert Albert Mössmer. Perfect for farmers and tractor enthusiasts.