Tier E — Heritage / discontinued Switzerland Est. 1807

Bucher

A Swiss heritage maker (Bucher-Guyer, Niederweningen). Famed for Record motor mowers and K-series single-axle tractors (Einachser); around 5,000 walking tractors built 1953–73. A strong Alpine collector following.

Bucher machines we cover

1 model — two-wheel tractor.

Tier E Two-wheel tractor

Bucher K3

Petrol · Front-tine · 7 hp · width varies

A Swiss heritage single-axle tractor (Einachser) from Bucher-Guyer of Niederweningen. The K3 (mid-1950s) ran a MAG four-stroke and worked as a bar-mower and implement carrier rather than a rotary tiller (tineType is nominal). Bucher built around 5,000 walking tractors from 1953-73 and has a strong Alpine collector following. Engine type and year from heritage sources; weight is class-typical and working width is implement-dependent, so specs are flagged.

From £400–£1,500

Bucher — common questions

Where is Bucher from?

Bucher is a brand from Switzerland, founded around 1807.

Is Bucher a good choice?

Bucher sits in Tier E — heritage / discontinued. The one model we cover is the K3 — 7 hp, £400–£1,500.