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Hot Line Antique Tractor Guide is a reliable source of information on antique tractor values, crawlers and combines dating up through 1984. The Antique Tractor Guide provides hundreds of auction and sales results in the back of the book to give you the inside edge to pricing, buying and selling antique tractors.

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Etymology. The word tractor was taken from Latin, being the agent noun of trahere "to pull". The first recorded use of the word meaning "an engine or vehicle for pulling wagons or plows" occurred in 1896, from the earlier term "traction motor" (1859).

A tractor value book (commonly called a Blue Book) will probably have your model listed. You may be able to get one from your local library, or you can buy a copy for yourself. Just be sure the book is rather recent – prices can change a lot over the years. Get a professional appraisal.

A 1913 Case 30-60 has sold for a record breaking USD$1.47 million, making it not only the most expensive antique tractor in history but the world's most expensive tractor.

Today, the definition of the tractor is a treaded or wheeled machine used in agriculture and industrial purposes. A power source is required for the tractor to operate. This power source is usually the internal combustion engine.

The word tractor is from Latin, trahere meaning “to pull.” The first recorded use of the word “tractor” was George H. Edwards' 1890 patent request for “a tractor to be propelled by steam-engine.”