A dear friend just got back from hiking the Camino de Santiago in Spain, 500 miles of ancient pilgrim trail, from Bayonne, France to Santiago de Campostela, through farm country, as well as the open range, woods and mountainous. Among her many great photos, she took a few that would interest me, like this old blue tractor and a couple of old Renaults. I can’t identify it this; all I see is “DIESEL” on the hood. Any of you Europeans recognize it? Here’s the front:
A venerable old thing, in any case.
Renault 4s a re still a common sight in the rural areas, and this bright yellow one is a cheerful sight.
This R4 high-roof “wagon” is sweet. These French passenger versions of what started out as delivery vans are very influential, as the spawned a whole class of utilitarian but practical vehicles like the Renault Kangoo, and all of the others still being built. A real pioneer.
Given the shade of blue on this tractor, and general design, it could possibly be an Italian Landini. Just a ballpark guess. The cab looks home made.
Unfortunately, don’t know tractors that well. : )
Landini without a doubt…but also I have no idea of the year.
First guess given the light blue color and the square steel cab: a German Eicher.
I’d say it’s a Fordson, probably a Major from the late 50s.
I was thinking Ford also, but I see that Ramon found out what it is….
I thought it had to be a Spanish tractor, but Barreiros didn’t match (and were red). Searching a little more, I think it is one of these: http://www.tractorshed.com/contents/tpic4076.htm
Ebro Super 55.