Turner-Simplicity

In the latter part of the 1910s, Turner Manufacturing briefly produced tractors from its Wisconsin facilities. Initially renowned for crafting gasoline engines, Turner ventured into tractor production in 1915, branding these machines as Turner-Simplicty. Financial difficulties led to the bankruptcy of Turner-Simplicty in 1920. However, the enterprise was subsequently restructured under the Simplicity moniker, ultimately evolving into a prominent force in the manufacturing of equipment for lawns and gardens.