HISTORY

Models and yers of construction of HSCS

 

1857 Foundation year of the Clayton-Shuttleworth company.
1869 Foundation year of the Hofherr-Schrantz company in Vienna. Construction of agricultural machinery, later Locomobiles.
(Picture: Locomobile of 1907)

1891 Construction of the first Steamengine from Clayton-Shuttleworth.  
1912 Fusion of Hofherr-Schrantz and Clayton-Shuttleworth.  
1916 Steamplough, Streetlocomobile, Steamengine and Stationary motors construction.
1923 First selvedriving motor
MER-14 and MET-16 as petroleum motor, MES-25 as gas motor, MEX-12 as patrol motor and as ............... motors with evaporation cooling system.

1924 MEZ-20 take part of the motorfamily of 1923.  
1926 Construction of ............ motors MEZ-22-24 and MEZ-30-32, as from now with cooling system.
1927 Construction of the K-26 tractor.  
1928 K-28  
1929 K-40 K-50
1930 K-35, K-45, the K-40 as Crawler (L-40) and as traffic tractor (KI-40).
1932 R-25, traffic tractor RI-25 and L-25 Crawler.
1935 K-50-55 and K-44-48
1936 L-44-48 Crawler and the small L-25 Crawler was replaced with the
L-30-35.
1938

KV-44-48 (was also used for Military deployment), R-30-35, traffic tractor RI-35, R-20-22 and RI-20-22.

Adoption of the majority of shares through Heinrich Lanz Mannheim.

1940 Production almost exclusive for military.  
1943 Construction of HSCS G-35.

1948

HSCS was nationalised through the Rákosi government and is from now on called "Vörös Csillag Traktorgyár"(Tractorcompany Red Star). The Construction of GS-35 was going on, but were the letters HSCS from the frontplate smoothed, until 1950 new frontplate were cast.

ca. 1950

Construction of the small HSCS through the MAVAG Company.
1956 End of the hot bulb production.  
1969 Fusion with the Trauzel-Werk AG (Company).  
1970

Buying up through the Böhler-Werke AG

Today's name Böhler-Uddeholm AG