Silver Kings were manufactured by the Fate-Root-Heath Co. beginning in 1933 in Plymouth, Ohio. Initially they were called ‘Plymouths.’ The tractor also was among the first to have an electrical system, including starter and lights. In 1936, the company was able to build four to five tractors a day, and in 1937, records show, 1,000 tractors were actually sold. From 1933 through 1954, Fate-Root-Heath manufactured 8,600 Silver King tractors in Plymouth.
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