It was purchased by the journalist William Dozza (from Verona) in 2002 and was in a state of total neglect.
All sheet metal parts had to be rebuilt as a result of extensive corrosion due to weathering, and the engine and various other parts were almost completely rebuilt.
It is a particularly interesting tractor as it can run on wood charcoal and wood.
Built in times of war, it gained popularity due to the fact that oil and petrol were hard to come by.
A load of 75 kilos of wood allowed it to run for four to five hours.
This tractor is now on display in the museum complex.