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John Froelick in 1892 in South Dakota made the first successful gas powered tractor.
Probably JOHN DEERe
ANS 2 - The first gasoline powered tractor was credited to Charter Gasoline Engine Company of Sterling, Illinois in 1887. - There were steam tractors before this.
-Good guess with John Deere, - but at that time John Deere Ltd made plows and didn't turn out their first tractor till 1918.
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