Tier E — Heritage / discontinued France Est. 1926
A historic French motoculteur maker (Saint-Nazaire, then Nancy/Lorraine); built its first single-wheel motoculteur in 1933 and the famous convertible 333 in 1960 before ceasing production in the mid-1980s. A heritage marque still alive on the French used market, with Bernard-engine parts support.
5 models — two-wheel tractor.
One of Bouyer's 1950s transformable single-wheel motoculteurs, an early expression of the convertible idea that the firm perfected with the later 333. Lighter and simpler, with the tools mounted forward in the Bouyer style. A collector's heritage machine. Model and transformable single-wheel design verified via Bouyer histories; power, working width and weight are class-typical heritage estimates pending verification.
From £200–£700
Bouyer's landmark 1960 convertible: from a single cell the same machine becomes a motoculteur, a motobineuse or a motofraise, with the tools mounted to the front for visibility in the Bouyer tradition. Bernard-engined and now a sought-after French used-market classic. Model, convertible design and engine lineage verified via Bouyer histories; power, working width and weight are class-typical heritage estimates pending verification.
From £250–£800
A development of Bouyer's convertible transformable line, the 334 carries on the 333's idea of one cell serving as motoculteur, motobineuse or motofraise. A common sight in French restoration circles with active owner communities. Model and transformable design verified via Bouyer enthusiast records; power, working width and weight are class-typical heritage estimates pending verification.
From £250–£800
A larger Bouyer motoculteur in the firm's later range, heavier and more powerful than the convertible 333/334 and built to drive a full set of implements. Kept alive today by French collectors and parts specialists. Model verified via Bouyer enthusiast records; power, working width and weight are class-typical heritage estimates pending verification.
From £300–£900
A later Bouyer motoculteur in the firm's heavier line, built to drive a full set of implements in the front-tool Bouyer tradition. Actively restored and discussed in French enthusiast communities, with Bernard-engine parts findable. Model verified via Bouyer enthusiast records; power, working width and weight are class-typical heritage estimates pending verification.
From £300–£900
Bouyer is a brand from France, founded around 1926.
Bouyer sits in Tier E — heritage / discontinued. The 5 models we cover run £200–£900, 6–9 hp.
