Despite devastating bushfires and an ongoing drought, Australian ag equipment dealers managed to sell more tractors in the final month of 2019 than in the year prior, with mid- to upper range 100-200 horsepower models doing best with a volume 15% higher than in 2018.
However, this welcome uptick was not enough to offset a steady slide in demand throughout the rest of the year, with full year sales totaling 11,185 units, a figure 9%…
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