American Tractor Corp.

American Tractor Corp made quite a splash with its 1950 announcement of the “Terratrac” crawler tractors. Several innovations pushed the Terratrac into the limelight. These included a three-point hydraulic lift, interchangeable rubber and steel track shoes, and interchangeable track gauges for all row crops. Terratrac had a gasoline and diesel model. Except for the different engines they were identical and were offered from 1951 to 1955. Terratrac was revamped and expanded to include eight different models.

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history

Marc Rojtman purchased the crawler manufacturing from Federal Machine, based in Warren, Ohio, in 1950. He then relocated the operation to a building he’d purchased in Churubusco, Indiana. American Tractor Company was acquired by J.I. Case Company in 1957.

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Yankee 12-25

1920-1922

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