Svenska Fergusonklubben Grålle
Museum about the Ferguson tractor Grålle, run by the Swedish Ferguson Club in Vammar shopping centre in Valdemarsvik; open in summer and by arrangement.
Have only individual sections read aloud
About the museum
Svenska Fergusonklubben Grålle is a voluntary association formed in Ringarum in Östergötland, with a preliminary meeting in autumn 1986 and its first annual meeting in February 1987. The name comes from the small grey Ferguson tractor, which the club says has become a cult where farming nostalgia and interest in technology mix. From nine members at the start, the association has grown to nearly 6,200 members from all over the country, with sections in several counties.
The club has long had a museum. It came about as a condition when the association took over the tractor Grålle 2:an and was built up in three buildings in Ringarum, where the office and the workshop group were also based.
From 1 August 2025 the club has its own property at Hagadalsgatan 12 in Valdemarsvik, in Vammar shopping centre, about 18 km from Ringarum. The museum and the office have moved there, and the museum in Ringarum has been completely wound up. Mechanics courses and the exhibition Fyllingarumsdagarna continue in the Ringarum area.
Highlights
- The Ferguson tractor Grålle
- Grålle 2:an, the tractor that formed the basis of the museum
- The club’s collections and history around Grålle
- Operated by
- Svenska Fergusonklubben Grålle (ideell förening)
Admission & discounts
| Adults | SEK 100 |
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Admission fee SEK 100 per person (summer 2026).
Accessibility
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Kids & families
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Getting there & parking
Address: Hagadalsgatan 12 (Vammar shopping centre), Valdemarsvik. The museum in Ringarum no longer exists.
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Plan your visit
| Good to know | The museum is in the club’s premises in Vammar shopping centre. Visits outside opening hours are booked via the office or the contact persons on the website. |
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