Yes, heavy-duty and utility tractors are still manufactured and assembled extensively in the United States. Major agricultural equipment giants maintain massive production facilities domestically. For instance, John Deere manufactures its large-frame row-crop and 4WD tractors (such as the 7R, 8R, and 9R series) at its historic Waterloo Works plant in Waterloo, Iowa, while compact and utility models are assembled in Augusta, Georgia. Similarly, Case IH and New Holland assemble their high-horsepower Magnum and T8/T9 series tractors in Racine, Wisconsin and Fargo, North Dakota. Additionally, AGCO builds track tractors and Fendt models in Jackson, Minnesota, and Kubota Manufacturing of America operates massive assembly campuses in Gainesville and Jefferson, Georgia, producing a large share of the utility tractors sold across North America.