Henry Ford turned his attention to building tractors in 1915 using the Ford Mass-Production principles. Ford farm tractors held an important role in changing the way agriculture and other work was conducted where a team were given the task of creating a tractor which would dominate the tractor market. The Ford tractors were not the first such machines, and not always the best such machines, but they were the first to be produced on a massive scale. By 1917 a successful prototype had evolved, the Fordson F commenced in October 1917. The Fordson Model F was without doubt the most influential and commercially important design in tractor history, it's impact still dominates conventional tractor design. Three quarters of a million units of the Model F were sold from 1917 to 1928, more than any other tractor before or since. Many makers who had enjoyed success because of the huge demand for tractors caused by World War One either had to adopt Ford methods.

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