UK registrations for tractors over 50 horsepower were down for the third month in a row in May. Total registrations were 582 tractors, compared to 1,008 registrations in the same month last year, a decline of 41.9%.
Year-to-date registrations for May were 4,263 tractors, down 26.5% from the 5,802 tractors registered year-to-date in May 2019.
This was the fourth month so far in 2020 where UK tractor registrations declined, with only February showing an increase, up 11%.
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