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We have many used tractors on our lot. Stop by and take a look. We can help you get ready for harvest.
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USED EQUIPMENT CLICK HERE --> USED EQUIPMENT.
NEW EQUIPMENT CLICK HERE--> NEW EQUIPMENT
ABOUT HOW AGCO STARTED
Brief History
Allis-Chalmers' history as a manufacturer extends to the 1840's in Milwaukee. In 1914 the growing company entered into the farm equipment business. Over the years Allis-Chalmers was responsible for many innovations in farm equipment and grew to become one of the largest and most diverse manufacturers in North America. However, Allis-Chalmers became the victim of rapidly changing financial times and was eventually forced to sell the farm equipment division to K-H-Deutz AG of Germany in 1985. Deutz sold to AGCO in 1990. After the dispersal of the remaining manufacturing businesses in 1988, Allis-Chalmers maintained an office in Milwaukee until January 1999.
AGCO has expanded the farm equipment business, largely in Europe and South America. In 2005 AGCO entered the Fortune 500 list of America's largest companies with sales of over $5 Billion. AGCO originally stood for Allis Gleaner COmpany but as many companies were added it was downplayed since Allis-Chalmers was lesser known overseas.
Allis-Chalmers' history as a manufacturer extends to the 1840's in Milwaukee. In 1914 the growing company entered into the farm equipment business. Over the years Allis-Chalmers was responsible for many innovations in farm equipment and grew to become one of the largest and most diverse manufacturers in North America. However, Allis-Chalmers became the victim of rapidly changing financial times and was eventually forced to sell the farm equipment division to K-H-Deutz AG of Germany in 1985. Deutz sold to AGCO in 1990. After the dispersal of the remaining manufacturing businesses in 1988, Allis-Chalmers maintained an office in Milwaukee until January 1999.
AGCO has expanded the farm equipment business, largely in Europe and South America. In 2005 AGCO entered the Fortune 500 list of America's largest companies with sales of over $5 Billion. AGCO originally stood for Allis Gleaner COmpany but as many companies were added it was downplayed since Allis-Chalmers was lesser known overseas.
Hurtt Equipment, Inc | Highway 18 South | Hoople, ND 58243
Ph: (701) 894-6363 | Fax: (701) 894-6579