Show us your tractor.
The make, model, photographs and present condition give us a first picture. Tell us whether you want specific repairs, mechanical rebuilding or a complete restoration.
RESTORATION, WITH RESPECT
A Porsche-Diesel or Allgaier restoration starts with the machine in front of us—and what it means to you. Let’s work out the right next chapter.
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Original character.Retain original components where their condition allows.
Visible workmanship.See real projects and films from the workshop.
A considered scope.Understand the tractor before promising the result.
A CONVERSATION BEFORE A COMMITMENT
The make, model, photographs and present condition give us a first picture. Tell us whether you want specific repairs, mechanical rebuilding or a complete restoration.
How will you use it? What matters most to you? A usable family tractor and a detailed collector’s project can call for different decisions.
Discuss inspection, parts, finish, budget, timing and transport with the workshop. The scope should be clear before the project starts.
Ask how your project will be documented and how decisions will be handled. Our existing project archive shows the level of detail that can go into the work.
FROM THE ACTUAL WORKSHOP
BEFORE WE BEGIN
The workshop works on Porsche-Diesel, Allgaier and other vintage tractors. Share the model, present condition and the work you have in mind so the workshop can assess whether the project is a suitable fit.
There is no reliable fixed price without understanding the tractor and agreeing the scope. Mechanical condition, missing components, bodywork and the intended finish all affect the work required.
Include the make, model, identification details, photographs, known problems, your location and the result you want. Mention previous repairs or modifications where you know about them.
The project archive and workshop films document previous tractors, mechanical work, assembly and first drives. They show examples of the workshop’s approach, rather than a fixed promise for every new project.