Ratar Other models
6 models in this series
Ratar – Tractors from IMK 14. Oktobar in Kruševac, Yugoslavia
The Ratar brand traces back to the IMK works, founded in 1923 by Austrian and Hungarian investors in Kruševac, Serbia, to build and repair railway wagons. After the Second World War the plant was nationalised and given the added name "14. Oktobar", marking the day Kruševac was liberated in 1944. From 1950, IMK built tractors under the Ratar brand based on licensed Porsche/Allgaier designs, growing into one of the largest heavy-machinery manufacturers in then-Yugoslavia. Listed in the register: type A 111.
Models
Tractor in 3D section
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A 111
The Ratar A 111 is a small tractor. The engine is water-cooled, which keeps operating temperatures even under...
A 144
The A 144 comes from Ratar. The engine delivers 14 hp (10 kW). The engine is water-cooled. The model was built in...
90 DV
The Ratar 90 DV is a tractor built in 1970-1978. The engine produces 67 kW. It runs on diesel; the engine is...
90 DVC
The Ratar 90 DVC rolled off the line in 1970-1978 as a tractor. Engine output is 67 kW. Propulsion comes from...
A 122
The Ratar A 122 is a tractor from Ratar. 8.9 kW is available. The engine is water-cooled. Within the range, rated...
A 133
The Ratar A 133 is a tractor made by Ratar. The engine produces 9.7 kW. The engine is water-cooled. Within the...
