General Ordnance

General Ordnance produced the Denning-designed tractor under the National Tractor and GO brands. Based in Derby, Connecticut, General Ordnance was primarily a munitions manufacturer. In 1918, the company acquired Denning, located in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and initially marketed the tractors under the National Tractor name before transitioning to the General Ordnance branding. Production ceased in 1921, and the company filed for bankruptcy the following year in 1922.

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Power17-31 hp

Founded1918-1920

Models3 models

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General Ordnance Tractors (3)

Name	Model	Power	Founded Year	Action
General Ordnance National Tractor 9-16 E	9-16 E	17 hp[B]	1918	View Details
General Ordnance National Tractor 12-22 F	12-22 F	24 hp[B]	1918	View Details
General Ordnance 14-28 G	14-28 G	31 hp[B]	1919 - 1920	View Details

General Ordnance

General Ordnance Tractors (3)

General Ordnance National Tractor 9-16 E

General Ordnance National Tractor 12-22 F

General Ordnance 14-28 G

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