From the first Fordson in 1917 through to the latest and most modern Ford tractors of Fiat Agri, the Ford farm tractors held an important role in changing the way agriculture and other work was conducted. The Ford tractors were the first to be produced on a massive scale and the first farm tractors to be affordable by average farmers and rural citizens.
Henry Ford believed that his tractors were the key to eliminating war and improving the human condition, and perhaps in the end he was partially correct. The Ford tractors have provided food enough for the population of the world to grow exponentially and have improved the standards of living beyond anything that could have been imagined in 1917. In the final analysis his farm tractors did indeed change the world.

Fordson Model N
27.3 H.P., four cylinder engine
delivered 13.6 H.P. on the drawbar
Featured pressurized water pump
All other specifications similar to Fordson F
Produced from 1929-1932 at Cork, Ireland
Produced from 1933-1945 at Dagenham, England
E27N Fordson Major
28.5 H.P., 1100 rpm 4 cylinder mixed fuel engine
delivered 19 H.P. at the drawbar
45 H.P. Perkins P6 diesel engine also available
Pulley and power takeoff optional
Available in several versions
Produced from 1945-1951 at Dagenham, England
Fordson New Major
Featured a revolutionary new engine in gasoline-kerosene, gasoline, and diesel versions
Diesel version most popular of the various engine types
Compression ranged from 4:1 kerosene to
16:1 diesel for same basic block
Produced from 1952-1958 at Dagenham