Chamberlain

The Chamberlain story began in the historic western Australian town of Welshpool, within the walls of a former armament facility. A pivotal moment arrived in 1970 when Deere & Company initiated a takeover of Chamberlain, integrating Deere engines into select models. By 1975, the newly launched "Sedan 80" line clearly bore the mark of John Deere's influence, and the subsequent 90 series, debuting in 1985, proudly displayed John Deere green livery – though still bearing the Chamberlain emblem. In 1986, Deere concluded tractor manufacturing at the Welshpool site, shifting its focus to importing Deere tractors sourced from other production facilities across the country.