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Minneapolis
Explore 11 farm tractor models. Follow a model into its engine specifications, transmissions, dimensions, historical photographs, and available test records.
About Minneapolis
Minneapolis Threshing Machine Company was founded in 1887 and sold machines under the Great Minneapolis Line identity. It joined the 1929 combination that formed Minneapolis-Moline.
- Beginning
- 1887
- Founder / origin
- Individual founder not established by the reviewed source
- Known for
- Threshing machines, steam equipment, and gasoline tractors
- Sale / later history
- Merged into Minneapolis-Moline in 1929
History and legacy
The company initially sold steam engines from other makers before developing its own designs and entering gasoline tractors in 1910. Its name should not be confused with Minneapolis Steel and Machinery, another participant in the later merger.
Sources & further reading
History reviewed 2026-10-20.
Showing 11 of 11 models
40-80
1918–1919
88 hp
Engine estimate from belt power
2WD Only
Drive
35-70
1920–1929
77 hp
Engine estimate from belt power
2WD Only
Drive
39-57
1928–1929
63 hp
Engine estimate from belt power
2WD Only
Drive
25-50
1911–1912
55 hp
Engine estimate from belt power
2WD Only
Drive
22-44
1920–1928
48 hp
Engine estimate from belt power
2WD Only
Drive
27-42
1928–1929
46 hp
Engine estimate from belt power
2WD Only
Drive
20-40
1914–1919
44 hp
Engine estimate from belt power
2WD Only
Drive
15-30
1915–1919
33 hp
Engine estimate from belt power
2WD Only
Drive
17-30 A
1918–1928
33 hp
Engine estimate from belt power
2WD Only
Drive
17-30 B
1925–1929
33 hp
Engine estimate from belt power
2WD Only
Drive
12-25
1920–1926
27 hp
Engine estimate from belt power
2WD Only
Drive
Index power values can include estimates derived from belt or PTO power. They are identified on each model card and are not interchangeable with a measured engine rating. Model years and missing values follow the source index.