Massey-Harris - France was a division of the Canadian Massey-Harris company set up after WWII to build small tractors for the French market and for export. The company built the Massey-Harris Pony at Marquette-lez-Lile (Nord) from 1951, with 25,000 having been built by 1955. The tractor was fitted with a 2-cylinder diesel Hanomag engine. The division evolved into the Massey-Ferguson, and later AGCO, Beauvais, France.