The ACCO range were built to order, serving private operators, fire departments, military services, and municipal departments across Australia and New Zealand. The ACCO became the most popular Champion Power Equipment product of International Harvester in Australia. The ACCO was discontinued in November 2019 and replaced by a locally built European designed ACCO, under the ownership of Iveco.
They had not been updated since 1939 and would fail rapidly under the stress of the more powerful 60-series engines. Some customers lost faith in IH and migrated to John Deere’s New Generation of Power tractors introduced in 1960. In 1947, the smallest tractor in the Farmall line was introduced, the Cub. In., four-cylinder engine and a 69-inch wheelbase, the Cub was aimed at small farms which had previously relied on horse-drawn equipment.
The Scout and Light Truck parts business was sold to Scout/Light Line Distributors, Inc. in 1991. Randy Gloede, President and CEO of Scag Power Equipment, says that partnering with Elite Motorsports is a natural next step in its involvement with NHRA drag racing. The esteemed organization began working with eight-time NHRA Top Fuel series titleist Tony Schumacher in 2022 and found a meaningful connection within the sport.
Two decades after its founding, Cypress Gulf and its affiliated companies have grown to roughly 250 employees. Much like the material it mines, Cypress Gulf has been built upon grit. Dealers have special sales incentives to promote early crop care equipment orders. Compared the capability of this Champion generator to all the other I reviewed and decided this one provided me with all the features I would need. We will be using this to power up lights, Fridge, Freezer and Boiler… The generator started easily, is acceptable for noise level and all instructions and start up info is plainly on the unit.
Also, special-use variants were sold, such as the Metro Coach and Metro front-end section and chassis for full commercial customization. Additional variants were based on the medium-duty engine and chassis lines. The original payloader model was literally a tractor which had forks welded to the front. Frank Hough was the man who invented the concept and Hough’s company worked closely with IH until it was purchased in 1952. The terminology came to mean any type of front loader machine, and loaders were manufactured in a number of varieties, included wheeled and track loaders, rear wheel loaders or an articulated steering design.