Johnson Manufacturing

In the late 1930s, Johnson Manufacturing, located in Wyoming, Minnesota, produced their "New Deal" tractors. The Johnson New Deal was a type of "doodlebug" tractor, designed as an affordable option, primarily utilizing parts from existing Ford Model T automobiles.

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Power20 hp

Founded1935-1941

Models1 model

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Johnson Manufacturing Tractors (1)

Name	Model	Power	Founded Year	Action
Johnson Manufacturing New Deal	New Deal	20 hp	1935 - 1941	View Details

Johnson Manufacturing

Johnson Manufacturing Tractors (1)

Johnson Manufacturing New Deal

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