Who Invented The First Tractor?

A tractor better known as the gasoline-engine farm was believed to have been invented in the year 1769. This tractor was built by a Frenchman, Nicholas Cugnot. He certainly built a three wheeler on road means of transportation, which was power-driven by a "steam traction engine." But this was better known to people as the first road means of transportation than a tractor. Another tractor known as a steam tractor was built again by Cugnot. But this tractor instead of being used in agriculture it was used to haul cannons. This tractor also came later in the same year of 1769.

However, some sources claim that the first record of a successful gasoline-engine tractor was in 1892.

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