Etelä-Pohjanmaan traktorimuseo

About the museum

The South Ostrobothnia Tractor Museum (Etelä-Pohjanmaan traktorimuseo) operates in a house built in 1895 as a youth association hall in Nurmo. The museum's founder, Matti Jaskari, bought the property in 1978 and converted it into an agricultural machinery workshop. In 2001–2003 a cold hall of over 1,000 square metres was built in the yard, and the museum's opening was celebrated in autumn 2004.

The museum is the largest private tractor collection in Finland: there are around 150 tractors, of which about a hundred have been restored. The main building has 24 tractors, a small café area and a workshop where restoration work is carried out. The hall contains over a hundred different tractors, combine harvesters and manure spreader trailers, restored, roadworthy and unrestored.

The brands in the main building include David Brown, Massey Harris, Hanomag, Deutz, Steyr, Zetor, Fiat, Fordson and Farmall. The Massey-Harris K 20 is possibly the only one in Finland.

Highlights

• Finland's largest private tractor collection, around 150 tractors
• Around a hundred restored tractors
• Workshop where tractors are restored
• Massey-Harris K 20, possibly the only one in Finland
• Former youth association hall built in 1895

Founded

2004

Admission & discounts

Cash only.

Accessibility

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Kids & families

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Getting there & parking

The museum is located in Nurmo at Keski-Nurmontie 79.

Amenities & dining

• Café

The main building has a small café area. Coffee service is available for groups on order.

Events & venue rental

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