Tier E — Heritage / discontinued Serbia Est. 1947

IMT

Industrija mašina i traktora (Belgrade, est. 1947). Its Knjaževac factory built the Agria-licensed IMT 504/506 — the archetypal Yugoslav-era walking cultivator, still everywhere on used markets in Serbia, Croatia and Bosnia.

IMT machines we cover

1 model — two-wheel tractor.

Tier E Two-wheel tractor

IMT 506

Petrol · Front-tine · 6 hp · width varies

The IMT 506 is the archetypal Yugoslav-era walking cultivator, built at IMT's Knjaževac motokultivator factory under licence from Germany's Agria (it corresponds to the Agria 6000). It runs an IMT 66/2 two-stroke petrol engine of 4.5 kW (~6 hp) with three forward gears. Engine type and power are well-documented in period manuals; working width and weight are implement- and configuration-dependent, so they are left unstated, and the introduction year is approximate — specs are flagged.

From £150–£600

IMT — common questions

Where is IMT from?

IMT is a brand from Serbia, founded around 1947.

Is IMT a good choice?

IMT sits in Tier E — heritage / discontinued. The one model we cover is the 506 — 6 hp, £150–£600.