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    belarus-825.gifThe Production Association of Minsk Tractor Works (MTZ) was founded on May 29, 1946 in Minsk. The massive tractor factory is still the largest in the world. The Soviet tractor industry experienced massive growth following the Russian Revolution. Early Soviet tractor production was concentrated at the Stalingrad factory (STZ). The Minsk factory was constructed after World War II as part of a rebuilding effort in the destroyed city. Currently the factory builds 38 different models of tractors and exports to over 100 nations.

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    1940 - Belarus tractors
    KD-35     

    1950 - Belarus tractors
    MTZ-2     

    1960 - Belarus tractors
    MTZ-50 MTZ-52 LTZ-40 MTZ-50 MTZ-52

    1970 - Belarus tractors
    Super MTZ-50 Super MTZ-52 LTZ-400 LTZ-420 MTZ-500
    MTZ-520 MTZ-501 MTZ-521 MTZ-80 MTZ-80
    MTZ-82 420A 7010 800 820
    1500 MTZ-505 MTZ-525 MTZ-800 MTZ-820
    400A 500 7100 T-405 T-425
    250AS 520 Golfmaster T25LB  

    1980 - Belarus tractors
    611 560 562 405 425
    505 525 805 825 822
    922 MTZ-102 1770 MTZ-142 920
    1221 MTZ-220 902 806 826
    310 506 526   

    1990 - Belarus tractors
    406 426 526HX 802 7100M
    650 652 805 900 905
    925 570 572 615 825
    405A 425A 530 532 T42LB
    200 220 300 305 1025
    2011 2045 6311 6345 8011L
    8311 8345 9011L 9311 9345
    3011 3021 3045 6011 6045
    8011 8045 9011 9045 180
    254 510 5011 5011L 5045
    5111 5145 5145L 8021 9021
    2145 3055 3145 4055  

    Unknown year - Belarus tractors
    720 1052    


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