Ebro Tractors Service Repair Manuals PDF

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EBRO - Spanish manufacturer of trucks, vans and off -road cars as well as tractors and engines.

• 1954: The establishment of the enterprise after the Spanish government took over the Ford Motor Iberica S.A. and change of name to Motor Ibérica S.A ..
• 1954-1965: Installation of trucks under license and from Ford components
• 1955: The production of Fordson Major tractors produced under Fordson and sold in Spain as EBRO 38 was started in Barcelona.
• 1955: Presenting a Super Ebro tractor based on the Fordson Super tractor
• 1965: start production of tractors and diesel engines on Massey Ferguson and Perkins licenses; The plants in Barcelona produced tractors and trucks and the plants in Madrid engines.
• 1973: The production of the Valpadan mini subtitles under the Elbro brand began.
• 1979: Massey Ferguson sells 36% of the Japanese shares to Nissan Motor Company and continues technical and production support until 1986.
• 1980: EBRO 6000 series tractors were presented

• 1986: Nissan decides to sell Kubota the production department of agricultural tractors. In 1986, Ebro Kubota S.A. with 3 shareholders: Motor Ibérica (80%), Kubota (15%) and Marubeni (5%). The new headquarters of the Ebro Kubota tractor factory will be at Cuatro Vientos in Madrid, which is able to produce up to 8,000 units / year. Kubota undertakes to gradually take over shares from Motor Ibéric.
• 1988 The launch of new 8000 EBRO-KUBOT tractors equipped with Perkins engines with a maximum power of 135 HP.
• 1989 starting installation of Nissan engines in Elbro Kubota tractors.
• 1991 Introduction of the new Elbro Kubota H 100 series.
• 1991 Kubota K1 series tractors were presented with 6-cylinder Nissan B6.60 engines with a capacity of 125 hp to 165 hp.
• On April 6, 1994, Kubota closes the factory at Cuatro Vientos in Madrid.