Chamberlain was formed in Welshpool, in western Australia in an old armament factory. In 1970, Deere & Company began an acquisition of Chamberlain, with Deere engines being used in some models. The new "Sedan 80" series in 1975 was heavily influenced by John Deere, and the 90 series, in 1985, were painted in John Deere green (although with the Chamberlain name). In 1986, Deere ceased tractor production at the Welshpool factory and began importing Deere tractors from other factories to Australia.
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Chamberlain Tractor - A timeline of Chamberlain tractors
Model | Power | Years |
40KA | 48 hp | 1949 - 1954 |
60DA | 62 hp[B] | 1952 - 1954 |
45KA | unknown | 1954 - 1955 |
55DA | 60 hp[B] | 1954 - 1957 |
55KA | unknown | 1954 - 1956 |
Super 70 | 72 hp[B] | 1954 - 1963 |
Champion 6G | 57 hp[B] | 1955 - 1957 |
Champion 9G | 62 hp | 1958 - 1966 |
Countryman | 76 hp | 1958 - 1962 |
Canelander | 62 hp | 1959 - 1973 |
Crusader | unknown | 1959 - 1963 |
Super 90 | 90 hp | 1962 - 1967 |
Countryman 6 | 76 hp | 1963 - 1966 |
306 | 70 hp | 1966 - 1969 |
Countryman 354 | 92 hp | 1966 - 1970 |
C670 | 70 hp | 1970 - 1975 |
C6100 | 101 hp | 1970 - 1976 |
C456 | 56 hp | 1973 - 1983 |
3380 | 73 hp | 1975 - 1985 |
4080 | 85 hp | 1975 - 1985 |
4280 | 111 hp | 1975 - 1985 |
4480 | 131 hp | 1975 - 1985 |
4090 | 100 hp | 1985 - 1986 |
4290 | 118 hp | 1985 - 1986 |
4490 | 137 hp | 1985 - 1986 |
4690 | 163 hp | 1985 - 1986 |