Farm Tractors
Avery
Cyrus and Robert Avery established the Avery company in 1874, initially producing cultivators and planters (distinct from B.F. Avery & Sons). By 1891, the company relocated to Peoria, Illinois, where it began manufacturing steam tractors. In 1909, Avery entered the tractor market with the Farm & City, which had a design resembling a truck. Although the company launched a series of tractors, it encountered significant challenges during the Great Depression. Despite several reorganizations, the company ultimately ceased operations at the start of World War II.
Power11-88 hp
Founded1909-1941
Models15 models
Avery Models
15 models| Name | Model | Action |
|---|---|---|
| Avery 12-20 | 12-20 | View |
| Avery 12-25 | 12-25 | View |
| Avery 14-28 | 14-28 | View |
| Avery 15-25 | 15-25 | View |
| Avery 18-36 | 18-36 | View |
| Avery 20-35 | 20-35 | View |
| Avery 25-50 | 25-50 | View |
| Avery 40-80 | 40-80 | View |
| Avery 5-10 | 5-10 | View |
| Avery 7-14 | 7-14 | View |
| Avery 8-15 | 8-15 | View |
| Avery 8-16 | 8-16 | View |
| Avery Farm & City | Farm & City | View |
| Avery Ro-Trak | Ro-Trak | View |
| Avery Track Runner | Track Runner | View |