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1917. Millions of Europeans, many farmers, had been at war for three years, and national food supplies were suffering as a result. The Italian state ordered 6000 American tractors for the purpose of "state ploughing". The tractor concept was still in its infancy. But demand was high, and Fiat saw opportunities for improvement.

The 700's

Fiat Trattori 700 700a 700b 700bl 700dv 700dvv 702 702a 702af 702b 702bn 703b 703bn

702 ............................................... ( 1918 to 1920 )

702 A - 703 BN .......................... ( 1918 to 1925 )

700 A - 700 D ............................ ( 1926 to 1950 )

At the 1948 Mechanical Enginerring Exhibition in Turin, a new series of tractors had been shown to the puplic for the first time. March the following year, Fiat began taking orders for their new and innovative 600 tractor.
The world of agriculture was evolving. And so was Fiat.

The new breed

Fiat Trattori OM 600 601 602 25r 25t 25rdp 25rd 25dt 25 calzolari 55r 60r 70r 80r

600 ............................................... ( 1949 to 1951 )

25 .................................................. ( 1951 to 1958 )

55R - 80R ................................... ( 1954 to 1970 )

Fiat's tractor division became more organized as it grew.
Having only two tractors on offer, Fiat developed the 200, 300, 400 and 500 tractors. Offering new technical innovations, and a large span of horsepower output, their design would come to influence future Fiat tractors.

The 100's

Fiat Trattori OM Someca 100 series 18 la piccola 311r 312r 312rb 342r 411r 411t 411rb 421r 431r 441r 481r 481t 512r 513r

La Piccola ................................... ( 1957 to 1958 )

311R - 342R ................................ ( 1958 to 1964 )

411R - 481R .................................. ( 1958 to 1965 )

512R - 513R ................................. ( 1959 to 1964 )

In the early 60's, Fiat launched an effort to streamline their lineup, with the intent to make their tractors easier to market and service. Introduced in 1965, the first official series of Fiat tractors, designed by Pinninfarina, would be known as the "Diamond Series".

Diamond series

215 ............................................... ( 1965 to 1968 )

315 ............................................... ( 1965 to 1968 )

415 ............................................... ( 1965 to 1968 )

615 ............................................... ( 1965 to 1968 )

715 ............................................... ( 1967 to 1969 )

By 1967, Fiat was leading the European market, and its 50th anniversary was coming up. For the occasion, a new series was developed. The new series would be based on the Diamante series, with a name marking the "Golden Anniversary" of Fiat's "marriage to the land".

Golden Ribbon series

Fiat Someca Golden Ribbon Nastro d'Oro 250 300 350 450 480 500 540 550 600 640 650 670 750 850 900 1000 1100 1300 1500

250 - 300 ................................... ( 1968 to 1978 )

350 ............................................... ( 1968 to 1974 )

400 - 480 .................................... ( 1968 to 1984 )

500 - 550 ................................... ( 1968 to 1980 )

600 - 650 ................................... ( 1968 to 1980 )

750 ............................................... ( 1968 to 1975 )

850 ............................................... ( 1969 to 1975 )

900 ............................................... ( 1969 to 1972 )

1000 - 1500 ................................. ( 1972 to 1979 )

The 70's were a busy and exciting time for the Italian company. Fiat Trattori S.P.A had just been formed in 1974, counting four factories domestically, four factories abroad, while the millionth Fiat tractor rolled of the line. And in 1975, the revolutionary 80 series was revealed.

The 80 epoch

Fiat Trattori Fiatagri Hesston 80 series 460 470 466 566 666 766 580 680 780 880 880/5 980 1180 1280 1580 1880

470 - 670 ................................... ( 1978 to 1985 )

466 - 766 ................................... ( 1982 to 1986 )

580 .............................................. ( 1978 to 1984 )

680 .............................................. ( 1978 to 1984 )

780 .............................................. ( 1975 to 1984 )

880 .............................................. ( 1975 to 1984 )

980 .............................................. ( 1979 to 1984 )

1180 - 1880 ................................. ( 1979 to 1984 )

At the Fieragricola and Sima international fairs in Verona and Paris in 1983, Fiat Trattori S.P.A revelead their new identity as Fiatagri. This marked the beginning of a new corporate structure, with Hesston and Laverda as part of Fiat's "full-line", and also the establishment of a legend.

The 90 epoch

Fiat Trattori Fiatagri Hesston 90 series 35-66 to 80-66, 55-88 to 80-88, 55-90 to 85-90, 90-90 to 110-90, 115-90 to 180-90

35-66 - 80-66 ........................... ( 1984 to 1998 )

65-88 - 80-88 ........................... ( 1989 to 1993 )

55-90 - 85-90 ........................... ( 1984 to 1992 )

90-90 - 110-90 .......................... ( 1984 to 2003 )

115-90 - 180-90 .......................... ( 1984 to 1994 )

The 1990's. A decade of renewal and change for Fiatagri, as well as the end and beginning of an era.
The F's, 66's and 94's are introduced, as FiatGeotech acquire Ford-New Holland from the Ford Corporation, eventually merging the two brands into one identity.

The Winners

Fiatgeotech Fiatagri Hesston 45-66 55-66 60-66 65-66 70-66 80-66 60-94 65-94 72-94 82-94 88-94 f100 f110 f115 f120 f130 f140

45-66s - 80-66s ....................... ( 1992 to 1996 )

60-94 - 80-94 ............................ ( 1993 to 1996 )

F100 - F140 ................................ ( 1990 to 1995 )

At the 1948 Mechanical Enginerring Exhibition in Turin, a new series of tractors had been shown to the puplic for the first time. March the following year, Fiat began taking orders for their new and innovative 600 tractor. The world of agriculture was evolving. And so was Fiat.

Fiat's tractor division became more organized as it grew. Having only two tractors on offer, Fiat developed the 200, 300, 400 and 500 tractors. Offering new technical innovations, and a large span of horsepower output, their design would come to influence future Fiat tractors.

In the early 60's, Fiat launched an effort to streamline their lineup, with the intent to make their tractors easier to market and service. Introduced in 1965, the first official series of Fiat tractors, designed by Pinninfarina, would be known as the "Diamond Series".

By 1967, Fiat was leading the European market, and its 50th anniversary was coming up. For the occasion, a new series was developed. The new series would be based on the Diamante series, with a name marking the "Golden Anniversary" of Fiat's "marriage to the land".

The 70's were a busy and exciting time for the Italian company. Fiat Trattori S.P.A had just been formed in 1974, counting four factories domestically, four factories abroad, while the millionth Fiat tractor rolled of the line. And in 1975, the revolutionary 80 series was revealed.

At the Fieragricola and Sima international fairs in Verona and Paris in 1983, Fiat Trattori S.P.A revelead their new identity as Fiatagri. This marked the beginning of a new corporate structure, with Hesston and Laverda as part of Fiat's "full-line", and also the establishment of a legend.

The 1990's. A decade of renewal and change for Fiatagri, as well as the end and beginning of an era. The F's, 66's and 94's are introduced, as FiatGeotech acquire Ford-New Holland from the Ford Corporation, eventually merging the two brands into one identity.

At the 1948 Mechanical Enginerring Exhibition in Turin, a new series of tractors had been shown to the puplic for the first time. March the following year, Fiat began taking orders for their new and innovative 600 tractor.
The world of agriculture was evolving. And so was Fiat.

Fiat's tractor division became more organized as it grew.
Having only two tractors on offer, Fiat developed the 200, 300, 400 and 500 tractors. Offering new technical innovations, and a large span of horsepower output, their design would come to influence future Fiat tractors.

The 1990's. A decade of renewal and change for Fiatagri, as well as the end and beginning of an era.
The F's, 66's and 94's are introduced, as FiatGeotech acquire Ford-New Holland from the Ford Corporation, eventually merging the two brands into one identity.