Stihl

From 1949 to 1965, the German engineering firm Andreas Stihl ventured into the production of nimble agricultural tractors. Capitalizing on the considerable need for mechanized farming in the wake of wartime, Stihl crafted these machines around their innovative two-stroke, air-cooled diesel engines. These tractors delivered power outputs spanning from approximately 12 to 30 horsepower, serving a vital role in the rebuilding agricultural landscape.