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NEW LAWNMOWER MANUAL
GGP & GIANNI FERRARI TEAM UP
HUSQVARNA BEAT FORECAST IN Q2
EXTENDED PREMISES FOR LLOYD LTD
NEW ESSEX BRANCH FOR BROWNS
STIHL TIMBERSPORTS ACTION
WIN A DAY AT SILVERSTONE
KUBOTA LAUNCH NEW WEBSITE
HONOUR FOR STEPHEN BERNHARD
LARGER TRACTORS MORE POPULAR
ARGO TO OPEN BRAZIL FACTORY
SPEARHEAD APPOINT
JCB MUD RUN RAISES £50,000
KEYNOTE LUNCH FOR GIE-EXPO
CUB CADET FOR EVENTING CHAMPION
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LARGER TRACTORS MORE POPULAR
Registrations show an increase in size

 
UK tractor registrations show size increase

The AEA say total tractor power sold in the first 6 months was 1.053 million hp – an increase of 6.7%. The average size of unit was 151.6 hp which is a 2.6% increase on a year earlier.

An analysis by broad power group shows the biggest increases in the 141-160 hp sector but all groupings above 120 hp showed an increase in units registered when compared with the same period last year. 

In terms of a regional analysis, Chris Evans, AEA Economist, said, “Northern Ireland and the North East of England are showing by far the larger increases over last year, being up 30.4% and 29.3% respectively.

"Few regions can really be ascribed to a particular farming activity although the eastern side of the country including Yorkshire & Humberside, Eastern England and the South East are generally associated with the arable sector and showed a slippage, or at most only a small increase."


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