MAN N1 – T1

In the years 1956 and 1957, MAN renewed the tractor model designations. The letters in alphabetical order F/K/L/N/R/S/T indicated the size class. At the front was a 2 or 4 depending on the number of driving wheels. At the end was a running number starting from 1 for the model version. In 1956, the engines were the same M-engines as in the previous models, but in 1957 the displacement increased. The external dimensions of the new models were significantly larger in every direction. A dual clutch was available as an optional extra. The gearboxes and range gears were from ZF, the lifting devices and electrical equipment were produced by Bosch.

In the S-models, power rose to the 50 hp class (the same tractor had already been introduced at the end of the previous model series under the name A 50 A). The largest MAN tractor was the 60-horsepower 4 T 1, but only 9 units of those were produced. With the new models, the annual production volume of MAN tractors rose from around 3,000 units to a peak year of 1959 with a total of 6,887 tractors.

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