Silver King farm tractors by power

Related brands: Fate-Root-Heath.

Fate-Root-Heath Plymouth TractorThe Silver King tractor brand was created when manufacturer Fate-Root-Heath found itself in a battle with Chrysler over the Plymouth brand name. Fate won the fight, having built Plymouth-brand vehicles long before Chrysler, but sold the name to the automaker. Taking a cue from the silver paint on the tractors, the Silver King brand was born. Silver King tractors could be considered utility/industrial tractors ahead of their time, and were popular with factories. The Silver King tractor line was sold to Mountain State Fabricating in 1954 as parent company Fate-Root-Heath sought to focus on their locomotive business. Mountain State had only a brief production run before closing and the Silver King line ended.

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ModelPowerYears
3-Wheel25 hp1936 - 1939
4-Wheel25 hp1937 - 1941
42 Row Crop36 hp[B]1942 - 1954
34837 hp[B]1948
44837 hp[B]1948
41 Row Cropunknown1940 - 1941
42 Standardunknown1942 - 1954
347unknown1947
349unknown1949 - 1950
370unknown1955 - 1957
371unknown1955 - 1957
447unknown1947
449unknown1949 - 1950
600unknown1940 - 1944
660unknown1940 - 1944
720unknown1940
Row-Cropunknown1951 - 1954
Standardunknown1951 - 1954
[B]: Engine power estimated from belt horsepower. See individual tractor data listing for power details.

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