Fordson

Fordson represented a line of tractors manufactured by Ford during the initial decades of the 1900s. Introduced in the United States in 1917 by Henry Ford, the Fordson rapidly achieved market leadership, fueled by its economical manufacturing process. Manufacturing operations transitioned to the United Kingdom in 1928, and the Fordson designation persisted in that region until 1964, when Ford integrated its North American and European tractor divisions, consolidating them under the Ford brand.