Tier E — Heritage / discontinued Slovenia Est. 1954
A Slovenian maker from Koper (est. 1954), best known for mopeds but also the UMO two-stroke motokultivatori — a popular Yugoslav-era alternative to IMT, sharing many parts. Discontinued, and common on regional used markets.
1 model — two-wheel tractor.
The Tomos UMO is the two-stroke motokultivator from Tomos of Koper, Slovenia (the moped maker) — a popular Yugoslav-era alternative to the IMT machines, with which it shares many components. The two-stroke petrol engine is documented in type, but the exact UMO-08 power output, working width and weight are not, so power and dimensions are left unstated and the record is flagged.
From £150–£600
Tomos is a brand from Slovenia, founded around 1954.
Tomos sits in Tier E — heritage / discontinued. The one model we cover is the UMO-08 — £150–£600.