Additions to range of Hattat tractors built in Turkey

New tractors from 50 to 110 horse power are added to the Hattat range of Turkish-built machines in Ireland by Billy O’Dwyer Farm Machinery, Thurles, Co Tipperary.
Additions to range of Hattat tractors built in Turkey
Thu, 10 Aug, 2017 - 01:00

New tractors from 50 to 110 horse power are added to the Hattat range of Turkish-built machines in Ireland by Billy O’Dwyer Farm Machinery, Thurles, Co Tipperary, writes Stephen Cadogan.

The newcomers include the 240S, a Turkish tractor bearing a striking resemblance to Massey Ferguson’s 240.

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HeathrowPlace: TurkeyPlace: IrelandPlace: Co KerryPlace: CastletownPlace: MoynePlace: Co TipperaryPlace: UKPerson: Billy O’DwyerPerson: Stephen CadoganPerson: BillyOrganisation: HattatOrganisation: Farm MachineryOrganisation: TipperaryOrganisation: Massey FergusonOrganisation: PerkinsOrganisation: Dromone
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