Sales of new tractors in Ireland held steady in 2019 as the market retained its remarkable consistency of the past few years.
The loss of 16 units from the 2018 figure of 1,984 new registrations for road use suggests the slightest of dips in demand but probably masks a slight rise in the overall trend given the influence of pre-registrations to beat an EU regulations deadline that would have rendered tractors held in stock unsellable.
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