Argo Tractors: Landini, McCormick and Valpadana tractors
Argo Tractors, the family-run Italian group from Fabbrico: Landini, McCormick and Valpadana field and specialty tractors, parts and precision farming.
Argo Tractors is a family-run Italian tractor group based in Fabbrico that builds field and specialty tractors under the Landini, McCormick and Valpadana brands.
Italy · Family-run industrial group
Argo Tractors is an Italian tractor manufacturing group headquartered in Fabbrico and run as a family business. It designs its own machines, develops components and provides sales and aftersales support, selling tractors, services and components worldwide. Landini and McCormick are its principal brands, and the group also produces Valpadana, a brand devoted entirely to specialty tractors. Its 2024 corporate profile lists six manufacturing plants.
Argo's range runs from field tractors for arable farms to specialty machines for orchards and vineyards, backed by spare parts and precision farming solutions. In narrow rows, a tractor's width, turning radius and integration with implements decide how well it works, while on open fields linkage capacity, hydraulic output and guidance matter more. Guidance and other electronic functions rely on compatible terminals, so Argo tractors are best compared at model level, including transmission, hydraulics, cab and electronics.
Size of the business
Argo Tractors' 2024 corporate profile lists six manufacturing plants and a capacity of 22,000 tractors a year. These figures describe the group's industrial resources rather than its annual sales.
Are Landini and McCormick separate companies?
No. Both are brands of the Argo Tractors group, which also produces the specialty tractor brand Valpadana.
How should similarly powered tractors be compared?
Engine power alone says little. The full configuration matters, including transmission, hydraulics, weight, linkage capacity and cab equipment.
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