Tractor Brands
Explore our comprehensive database of tractor manufacturers from around the world.
Explore our comprehensive database of tractor manufacturers from around the world.

The Renault story commenced with the production of automobiles in 1898, although explorations into tractor technology began as early as 1910. The outbreak of the First World War spurred Renault to develop a pioneering light tank for the French military, a design that subsequently informed their initial production tractor. Following World War Two, tractors rose to prominence within the company's portfolio, largely driven by governmental mandates to revitalize the agricultural sector. In 2004, Claas completed the acquisition of Renault Agriculture, marking the discontinuation of the Renault brand in this field.

The story of Rhino tractors began with their manufacture in China by Jinma, followed by their introduction to the American market in 1989 through Rhino International Inc., based in Woodland, Washington. A new chapter commenced in 1995 when Alamo Group Inc., headquartered in San Antonio, Texas, acquired the Rhino brand. However, facing a considerable downturn in demand, Alamo ceased production of the Rhino tractor models in 1999 – a decision separate from their continued production of Rhino agricultural implements. Subsequently, Farm Boys Tractors, located in Kingsport, Tennessee, secured the rights to distribute Rhino tractor parts, originating from Alamo.