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Zetor Forterra tractors have traditionally been used for tillage by demanding professional farmers. No wonder, Zetor is the first tractor brand in the world intruducing the new revolutionary "Hitchtronic" system. The new system employs intelligent software which continuously adjusts the three-point hitch, reacting to ever-changing soil conditions much faster than any other system currently in use. Expect increased productivity by up to 5% or more and reduced fuel consumption with less effort than ever before.

Zetor North America (ZNA) is one the most noticed tractor lines with aggressive models built to go to work! What we mean here is, this is the one to take out of the barnyard and work like a rented mule all day long, then do it again tomorrow! With a reputation of durability, low maintenance costs and industry high fuel efficiency, this is a tractor purchase which will pay for itself many times over! 

Dorset Police has unveiled its latest tool to tackle rural crime – a 3.5 tonne tractor.

The book is an illustrated history of Zetor. An account of the impressive development of Czech engineering and one of the best known Czechoslovakian industrial groups, Zbrojovka Brno, tells the fascinating story of how an arms manufacturer in Brno, the “Manchester” of Moravia, turned to a tractor maker after World War II.

Zetor North America will showcase all our products at the 47th annual National Farm Machinery Show held in Louisville, Kentucky on on 15-18^th February 2012. Remember to come and see us!

The Zetor Group, traditional Czech manufacturer of tractor machinery, achieved in the first half of the year 2011 consolidated profit before tax in the amount of CZK 54 million. However, the most important reward was the success in a tough test conducted by the German Agricultural Society (DLG), according to which the Zetor Forterra 135 with a new 16-valve engine is one of the most fuel-efficient tractors on the market.

The Zetor Forterra 135 tractor with a new 16-valve engine has won one of the most prestigious awards in a tough test conducted by the German Agricultural Society (DLG).

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