Chamberlain farm tractors by model

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Chamberlain Super 70 tractorChamberlain was formed in Welshpool, in western Australia in an old armament factory. In 1970, Deere & Company began an acquisition of Chamberlain, with Deere engines being used in some models. The new "Sedan 80" series in 1975 was heavily influenced by John Deere, and the 90 series, in 1985, were painted in John Deere green (although with the Chamberlain name). In 1986, Deere ceased tractor production at the Welshpool factory and began importing Deere tractors from other factories to Australia.

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40KA48 hp1949 - 1954
45KAunknown1954 - 1955
55DA60 hp[B]1954 - 1957
55KAunknown1954 - 1956
60DA62 hp[B]1952 - 1954
30670 hp1966 - 1969
338073 hp1975 - 1985
408085 hp1975 - 1985
4090100 hp1985 - 1986
4280111 hp1975 - 1985
4290118 hp1985 - 1986
4480131 hp1975 - 1985
4490137 hp1985 - 1986
4690163 hp1985 - 1986
C45656 hp1973 - 1983
C67070 hp1970 - 1975
C6100101 hp1970 - 1976
Canelander62 hp1959 - 1973
Champion 6G57 hp[B]1955 - 1957
Champion 9G62 hp1958 - 1966
Countryman76 hp1958 - 1962
Countryman 676 hp1963 - 1966
Countryman 35492 hp1966 - 1970
Crusaderunknown1959 - 1963
Super 7072 hp[B]1954 - 1963
Super 9090 hp1962 - 1967
[B]: Engine power estimated from belt horsepower. See individual tractor data listing for power details.

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