DEUTZ-FAHR
Technological Leaders in Agriculture for over a century.
DEUTZ-FAHR's
outstanding history started in 1864, when NICOLAUS AUGUST OTTO
founded the engine factory known as KLOCKNER-HUMBOLDT-DEUTZ AG (KHD).
During the years to come, DEUTZ-FAHR made itself known
throughout the world of agriculture
and industry with the
following remarkable achievements:
1864 - NICOLAUS OTTO invents the four stroke combustion engine.
1927 - Introduction of tractor with DIESEL engines.
1949 - Mass production of tractors powered by air-cooled DEUTZ
engines.
1970 - Acquisition of FAHR operations from KODEL & BOHM
1992 - DEUTZ tractor #1,000,000 is manufactured
1994 - ISO 9001 is awarded
1995 - AGROTRON line of tractors introduced to the market.
1995 - DEUTZ-FAHR (tractors, hay equipment and combines) is now
part of SAME DEUTZ-FAHR GROUP
S.p.A.
The DEUTZ-FAHR line of tractors is now back in NORTH AMERICA,
being distributed by
SAME DEUTZ-FAHR NORTH AMERICA INC. The
company's headquarters is located in Stone
Mountain, GA., which
includes the main parts warehouse and service training facilities.
The lines of products distributed in NORTH AMERICA include:
AGROLUX 60-90 HP - Open station tractors powered by the
legendary F3L 913/F4L 913 DEUTZ
air cooled engines.
AGROPLUS 75-100 HP - Affordable tractors with a wide variety of
options powered by the
BF 1012 DEUTZ liquid cooled engines.
AGROTRON 80-260 HP - Voted TRACTOR OF THE YEAR in 1998 by several
European Ag
Publications. A combinations of INNOVATIVE DESIGN and
TOP QUALITY Powered by the BF
1013 DEUTZ liquid cooled engines.
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