The James Nagorcka story – The final chapter 

JAMES Nagorcka paid tribute to his wonderful staff along the way for their contribution to the tractor manufacturing business and development of the TRAC-200. He is pictured here with a photo montage presented to him by his staff. Photo: GLENN GUY.
Lizzie Hallam

Three tragedies from tractors

JAMES’ Uncle Clarence Nagorcka was killed in 1946 at Rainbow, Victoria, on his parents-in-law’s property when the tractor he was driving rolled over a bank in a creek bed.

Then in 1957, his good friend and neighbour Eric Lange was killed.

The third major incident involved James’ father, Percy, in 1973, when they were working together in the paddock.

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