WFE 2-55 – 2-75 Field Boss

White replaced the small Fiat tractors in its product range with Iseki products in 1980. After the short-lived models 2-45 and 2-62, the models 2-55, 2-65, and 2-75 Field Boss were introduced in 1982. These corresponded to Iseki models T6000, T6000, and T9000. The brand name had also changed from White to WFE (White Farm Equipment) in 1981. The engines came from Isuzu. The four-cylinder engines had displacements of 3.3 and 3.9 liters. The 2-75 had a six-cylinder 5.4-liter engine. The transmission was fully synchronized with 16 forward and 4 reverse gears without creep gears, and it also included crawling speeds. The four-wheel drive had a central axle but no lock. Other features included draft sensing, telescopic drawbar ends, and tilt-adjustable steering wheel. A cab was not available.

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