Tier A — Pro two-wheel tractor Italy Est. 1902
Goldoni of Migliarina di Carpi (Modena) is one of the historic names of Emilian farm mechanisation and today belongs to the Keestrack group as Goldoni Keestrack. Its 2025-26 two-wheel-tractor range is the M-series (M9 and M9 G, M12, M14, the last replacing the MY Special 14), diesel or petrol Stage V machines with worm-and-gear oil-bath transmissions, dry clutches and independent PTOs; the Jolly, Twist, Joker and MY Special lines it built its reputation on are no longer in the current catalogue. The G GARDEN line (Z3, Z4, Z5) covers light petrol tillers. Big in continental Europe, under-served in English-language content.
5 models — two-wheel tractor.
Goldoni's compact petrol two-wheel tractor in the Twist line: a ~7 hp walking tractor for gardens and smallholdings, taking the Goldoni implement range. Model verified via Goldoni; power, working width, weight and price are class-typical estimates pending verification. No longer in Goldoni's current range (the 2026 line-up is the M9 and M12-M14 motocultivators, goldoni.com, September 2026); bought used or as dealer stock.
From £1,500–£2,300
Goldoni's diesel two-wheel tractor in the Joker line: a ~10 hp diesel walking tractor built to drive tillers, mowers and other implements, in the long Goldoni tradition. Model and diesel configuration verified via Goldoni; power, working width, weight and price are class-typical estimates pending verification. No longer in Goldoni's current range (the 2026 line-up is the M9 and M12-M14 motocultivators, goldoni.com, September 2026); bought used or as dealer stock.
From £2,800–£4,000
Goldoni's Jolly is a professional Italian motocoltivatore, powered by a single-cylinder Lombardini or Hatz diesel (about 10-11 hp) through a 4 forward + 1 reverse gearbox with a differential lock, automatic engine cut-out and a reversible handlebar for driving tillers, ploughs and mowers. Commonly paired with a ~70 cm tiller. Engine type, gearing and features verified via Goldoni; exact engine variant, weight and price still pending verification. No longer in Goldoni's current range (the 2026 line-up is the M9 and M12-M14 motocultivators, goldoni.com, September 2026); the Jolly is now bought used or as dealer stock.
From £3,000–£4,200
Goldoni's flagship pro motocoltivatore: ~14 hp diesel, the most powerful and versatile in the range for greenhouses, nurseries and market gardens. Heavy at 255 kg. Specs from IT dealer listings; GBP converted/approximate. No longer in Goldoni's current range (the 2026 line-up is the M9 and M12-M14 motocultivators, goldoni.com, September 2026); bought used or as dealer stock.
From £5,000–£7,000
The Goldoni M14 is the top of Goldoni's current M-series two-wheel tractors and the successor to the MY Special 14 (Italian dealers list it as "M14 ex MY Special 14"). A Campes D186 Stage V diesel rated 9.0 kW (12.2 HP) at 3,600 rpm drives a worm-and-gear oil-bath transmission with 4 forward and 2 reverse speeds, a dry single-disc clutch, a lever-locked differential and two power take-offs: an independent 923 rpm shaft and a lower PTO synchronised with all ground speeds, reverse included. Goldoni quotes 245 kg with wheels and cultivator, 6.50/80-12 tyres and a 567-761 mm adjustable track. Engine, gearbox, PTO and weight are from Goldoni's July 2025 M-series catalogue; the 80 cm tiller and the 6,500-6,800 EUR range are an Italian dealer's complete-machine listing (offer and list price), so treat the price as indicative.
From £5,582–£5,840
Goldoni is a brand from Italy, founded around 1902.
Goldoni sits in Tier A — pro two-wheel tractor. The 5 models we cover run £1,500–£7,000, 7–14 hp.
