The Chase Motor Truck Co. was based in Syracuse, New York. It produced a number of gasoline-powered rollers in the early 1900s, and their design no doubt influenced the subsequent Chase tractors. The first tractor was produced in 1909 and rated as an 8-16 hp machine, later re-rated to 9-18 hp. In 1919, the company was renamed Chase Tractors Corporation Ltd. and split into two branches, one based at Toronto, Ontario and the other at Milwaukee, Wisconsin. An improved version of the 9-18 model, uprated to 12-25 hp, was introduced shortly afterwards but met with little success, and the company ceased tractor production in 1921.

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