Steyr 8055-8075

The Steyr 8000-series tractors were quite advanced and expensive. Alongside them, earlier models were still offered, but at the end of 1981 a new, cheaper series was introduced for southern markets. The model numbers ended in 5 and always fell between the original 8000-series models. The 5-series models came standard with a safety frame, to which doors and a rear window could be added as options. The interior was made of sheet metal, the gear levers were in the center, and the pedals came up through the floor. Depending on the equipment, the noise level ranged from 88.5 to 99 dB.

Right at the start, only the 48-horsepower 8055 was available. In 1983 the 64-horsepower 8075 was introduced. The transmission was the same reverser gearbox as in the larger models, but at first the creeper gear was not part of the standard equipment. In 1986 the lineup was rounded out by an intermediate model, the 8065 (56 hp).

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