Interstate Tractor

The Interstate Tractor Company was established in Waterloo, Iowa, in 1915, emerging from the reorganization of the Sandy McManus Engine Company. Their tractors, known as the Plow Boy and Plow Man, were assembled from components sourced from other manufacturers. By the end of World War I, Interstate had built a significant domestic and international sales presence. However, the company faced a steep decline in 1919 and ultimately ceased operations by 1920.

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Power22-33 hp

Founded1916-1920

Models3 models

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Interstate Tractor Tractors (3)

Name	Model	Power	Founded Year	Action
Interstate Tractor Plow Boy 10-20	Plow Boy 10-20	22 hp[B]	1916 - 1918	View Details
Interstate Tractor Plow Man 13-30	Plow Man 13-30	33 hp[B]	1916 - 1920	View Details
Interstate Tractor Plow Man 15-30	Plow Man 15-30	33 hp[B]	1918 - 1920	View Details

Interstate Tractor

Interstate Tractor Tractors (3)

Interstate Tractor Plow Boy 10-20

Interstate Tractor Plow Man 13-30

Interstate Tractor Plow Man 15-30

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