Deep-Tillage Single-Furrow Plow for Crawler-Towed Use

 

Brought to the country in the 1930s by the Templers.

Unearthed in the early 21st century in the soil of Givat Ada, it was lifted by crane and transferred to the Tractor Museum for display.

 

Manufactured by the Eberhardt Plow Factory in Ulm, Germany.

The company was founded in 1854 by brothers Albert and Wilhelm Eberhardt in their father’s workshop on Deynselsgasse Street in Ulm.

 

Originally aspiring to craft fine carriages for the wealthy and nobility of Württemberg, the brothers shifted their focus to agricultural wagons and tools due to insufficient demand. In 1859, Eberhardt introduced its first all-iron plow, developed primarily by Wilhelm Eberhardt.