Tier A — Pro two-wheel tractor France Est. 1932

Staub

A major French motoculteur brand, now aligned with Honda. A long-standing name in French motoculture, strong on the home market and well supported for parts.

Staub machines we cover

9 models — two-wheel tractor.

Tier E Two-wheel tractor

Staub 6000

Petrol · Rotary hoe · 50 cm

The smaller sibling in Staub's classic motoculteur range, lighter than the 8000 but built to the same reversible, implement-driving pattern that made Staub a French institution. Found across the French used market with good parts support. Model line verified via Staub parts specialists; power, working width and weight are class-typical heritage estimates pending verification. Period engine, displacement and gearbox per the mototracteurs.com Staub register; the factory horsepower is not documented there, and the 9 to 14 hp figures seen on used listings refer to modern repower engines, so no power figure is quoted.

From £300–£900

Tier E Two-wheel tractor

Staub 8000

Petrol · Rotary hoe · 60 cm

A classic Staub heavy motoculteur, hugely popular in France and still widely run on the used market. Reversible, takes tillers, ploughs, ridgers and trailers; original Bernard/MAG engines are now commonly replaced with Briggs & Stratton Vanguard units, for which parts remain available. Model line and engine lineage verified via Staub parts specialists; power, working width and weight are class-typical heritage estimates pending verification. Period engine, displacement and gearbox per the mototracteurs.com Staub register; the factory horsepower is not documented there, and the 9 to 14 hp figures seen on used listings refer to modern repower engines, so no power figure is quoted.

From £400–£1,200

Tier E Two-wheel tractor

Staub PPX S6

Petrol · Rotary hoe · 5 hp · 60 cm

One of Staub's iconic PPX-series motoculteurs, a heavy reversible machine prized by French smallholders and now a used-market classic. Originally Bernard-engined, very commonly converted to Briggs & Stratton Vanguard with parts still supplied by Staub specialists. Model line and engine lineage verified via Staub parts specialists; power, working width and weight are class-typical heritage estimates pending verification. Period rating of 5 ch (Bernard 239, sold November 1963 to February 1978) per the mototracteurs.com Staub register; the 12 to 14 hp figures seen on used listings are modern Vanguard repowers, not the factory engine.

From £400–£1,100

Tier E Two-wheel tractor

Staub PP2X S7

Petrol · Rotary hoe · 60 cm

A heavy classic in Staub's PP2X series, the S7 is a powerful reversible motoculteur prized by French smallholders and now a used-market workhorse. Originally Bernard-engined and very commonly converted to a Briggs & Stratton Vanguard, with parts still supplied by Staub specialists. Model line and engine lineage verified via Staub parts specialists; power, working width and weight are class-typical heritage estimates pending verification. Period engine, displacement and gearbox per the mototracteurs.com Staub register; the factory horsepower is not documented there, and the 9 to 14 hp figures seen on used listings refer to modern repower engines, so no power figure is quoted.

From £450–£1,300

Tier E Two-wheel tractor

Staub 9000

Petrol · Rotary hoe · 65 cm

Near the top of Staub's classic motoculteur range, the 9000 is among the heaviest and most powerful, built for sustained work with a full implement set. A sought-after machine on the French used market with good parts support. Model line verified via Staub parts specialists; engine type, power, working width and weight are class-typical heritage estimates pending verification. Period engine, displacement and gearbox per the mototracteurs.com Staub register; the factory horsepower is not documented there, and the 9 to 14 hp figures seen on used listings refer to modern repower engines, so no power figure is quoted.

From £450–£1,300

Tier E Two-wheel tractor

Staub 9500

Petrol · Rotary hoe · 65 cm

The flagship of Staub's classic motoculteur range, the 9500 is the heaviest and most powerful, built for full-time work driving a complete implement set. A prized find on the French used market with good parts support. Model line verified via Staub parts specialists; engine type, power, working width and weight are class-typical heritage estimates pending verification. Period engine, displacement and gearbox per the mototracteurs.com Staub register; the factory horsepower is not documented there, and the 9 to 14 hp figures seen on used listings refer to modern repower engines, so no power figure is quoted.

From £500–£1,400

Tier A Two-wheel tractor

Staub Farmer H2SX

Petrol · Rotary hoe · 4.8 hp · 50 cm

Staub's professional walk-behind: a Honda GX160 OHV engine, 50 cm working width, one forward and one reverse speed plus a power take-off for driving rear implements. A compact pro motoculteur in the French tradition. Specs verified via Staub; weight/price pending verification.

From £1,300–£1,900

Tier A Two-wheel tractor

Staub Jogger 7H

Petrol · Rotary hoe · 5.5 hp · 60 cm

Staub's domestic two-wheel tractor: a Honda GX200 driving an adjustable 40/50/60 cm rotor through a professional aluminium gearbox with 2 forward + 2 reverse speeds and a differential. Quick-Fit attachments and ergonomic handlebars. Specs verified via Staub; weight/price pending verification.

From £1,400–£2,000

Tier A Two-wheel tractor

Staub Maxter H4S

Petrol · Rotary hoe · 10.8 hp · 80 cm

Staub's professional flagship motoculteur: Honda GX340, 80 cm working width, four forward speeds, dual independent PTOs and differential lock. Specs from FR dealer listings; GBP is converted from EUR and approximate.

From £4,800–£5,700

Staub — common questions

Where is Staub from?

Staub is a brand from France, founded around 1932.

Is Staub a good choice?

Staub sits in Tier A — pro two-wheel tractor. The 9 models we cover run £300–£5,700, 4.8–10.8 hp.