Hart-Parr Company

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Hart-Parr Company was an early 20th-century American agricultural machinery manufacturer best known for pioneering the mass production of gasoline-powered farm tractors.

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instanceOf agricultural machinery manufacturer
defunct company
tractor manufacturer
brandMergedInto Oliver brand NERFINISHED
category Agricultural machinery manufacturers of the United States
Companies based in Iowa
Defunct manufacturing companies of the United States
Tractor manufacturers of the United States
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dissolved 1929
era early 20th century
fate merged into Oliver Farm Equipment Company NERFINISHED
founded 1901
foundedBy Charles H. Parr NERFINISHED
Charles Walter Hart NERFINISHED
fuelType gasoline
hasHeritageSite Floyd County Historical Museum tractor collection NERFINISHED
headquartersLocation Charles City, Iowa NERFINISHED
historicalSignificance helped transition American agriculture from animal power to mechanized power
one of the earliest successful commercial tractor manufacturers
inception 1901
industry agricultural machinery
tractor manufacturing
innovation development of large two-cylinder oil-cooled tractors
knownFor pioneering mass production of gasoline-powered farm tractors
locatedIn Charles City, Iowa NERFINISHED
Iowa
market farmers
notableAchievement coining the term "tractor" in advertising and promotion
notableProduct Hart-Parr 30-60 tractor NERFINISHED
primaryUseOfProducts mechanization of farm work GENERATED
product gasoline-powered farm tractor
regionServed Midwestern United States
North America
successor Oliver Farm Equipment Company NERFINISHED
technology internal combustion engine

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Charles City, Iowa, United States hasHistoricCompany Hart-Parr Company
subject surface form: Charles City, Iowa